I want to take the meteorology major in the future, and I want to apply for liberal arts or science

High school should apply for liberal arts. Meteorology in college is science, and in high school, it's liberal arts.

Meteorology generally refers to the major of applied meteorology, which aims to cultivate applied senior professionals who master the basic knowledge, basic theories and basic skills of applied meteorology, and can work in scientific research, teaching and business departments such as agricultural meteorology and ecological environment monitoring and control, information analysis and processing, resource development and utilization, and disaster prevention and mitigation. Students will learn the basic theories and basic knowledge of applied meteorology, and master the basic ability of the development and application of meteorological information service system, the development and utilization of climatic resources, the research of applicable meteorological technology for industrial engineering, the research of meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation countermeasures and technologies, the regulation of ecological environment, and the solution of the application of meteorology in related fields.

Main courses: Atmospheric Physics, Atmospheric Sounding, Principles of Meteorology, Industrial Engineering Meteorology, Meteorological Information Service, Applied Meteorological Methods, Agricultural Meteorology, Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing, Climate Resources, Ecology, Introduction to Environmental Science, Micrometeorology, etc.

Liberal arts. First of all, the competition for liberal arts universities is not so fierce...

Isn't meteorological --- related to geography? Cultivate your interest in advance. Including on geography...

and even the interest in meteorology... Look.. Your real hobby is not here (meteorology).

Let's be honest. For meteorology. High school geography is just a very small one...

But I support the liberal arts point of view. Because it's an interest ... Unless.

You have a wider range of employment options, you study science... If you decide that's your ideal... Or choose liberal arts.

It should be science. Because meteorology majors require specialized knowledge in physics, chemistry, mathematics, etc.

Meteorology includes pollution meteorology, concentration meteorology, hydrometeorology, agricultural meteorology, urban meteorology, traffic meteorology, and many more, depending on whether you prefer liberal arts or science, but science accounts for more.

Meteorology majors in any school do not recruit liberal arts students

In science, I have classmates who studied science and were admitted to major in meteorology.

Personally, I think science and majors are more popular.

Meteorological discipline in the narrow sense:

1. Dynamic meteorology: that is, to study various movements of the atmosphere from the perspective of dynamics, and derive quantitative analysis of equations.

2. Meteorology: Typhoons, rainy seasons, cold waves, etc., all belong to the weather, and study the background and characteristics of its formation and forecasting.

3. Climatology: The average weather condition of a place for a long time is called climate.

In a broad sense, meteorology, in addition to the above three macro disciplines, also includes other micro disciplines and technical disciplines, such as: atmospheric combat physics, cloud precipitation physics, atmospheric detection, numerical weather prediction, etc.

Meteorology belongs to science and engineering, in this major to learn the necessary mathematical knowledge, such as aerodynamics is a science based on advanced mathematics, fluid mechanics and university physics, and numerical weather prediction is inseparable from advanced mathematics, so meteorology belongs to science and engineering.

1. Meteorology is set up as applied meteorology and atmospheric science majors in the undergraduate, and there is little difference between the two, which require a good foundation in mathematics and physics. Therefore, it is necessary to choose science, and the meteorology major does not recruit liberal arts students.

2. There are not many universities in China with atmospheric science majors, with Peking University, Nanjing University, Sun Yat-sen University, Lanzhou University, Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, and Ocean University of China being the most powerful.

Of course, it's science, I studied meteorology as an undergraduate, meteorology is pure science, only physics and mathematics, please ask for details.

To study science. This should belong to the natural sciences.

It is not possible to pass the ordinary college entrance examination, because meteorology is only a science major, and you study liberal arts, so you cannot apply for the examination, unless you apply for the meteorological national defense student examination and sign a national defense student agreement, but in the future, you will have to work in the meteorological department of the army and serve on active duty.

Meteorology is a discipline that takes the atmosphere as the object of study, explains the characteristics of the atmosphere from both qualitative and quantitative aspects, and focuses on the study of the weather conditions and changes of the atmosphere and the forecast of the weather.

Meteorology is to take the atmosphere as the object of study, and explain the great agrometeorology from both qualitative and quantitative aspects.

The discipline of atmospheric characteristics focuses on the study of atmospheric weather conditions and changes and weather forecasts. Meteorology is a branch of atmospheric science.

The science of studying physical phenomena and processes in the atmosphere and their changing laws. The field of study in meteorology is very broad, and the research methods vary greatly.

If the school recruits liberal arts in this major, then you can study. A lot of things are connected. For example, the school of geological sciences in the university has geoscience, capital and environmental protection, urban and rural planning, and ground surveying, although it is related to the geography of liberal arts, but it belongs to the science and engineering majors, and it recruits both arts and sciences.

I don't know about the major you mentioned, you can take a look at which universities recruit this major, and learn more about it.

Hope it helps