In this case, I should choose liberal arts or science, and someone will help me

First of all, I will first say that the three majors of media, advertising, and tourism and hotel management are all accepted in arts and sciences.

Animation and electronic design are the directions of art students.

The rest, it's science.

Physics is a science sub-subject, and history, as long as you do more and practice more and accumulate more, you can achieve good results.

Besides, in the liberal arts college entrance examination, if you don't know, you can at least make up a side game, and in science, you won't just can't.

If you have good grades and are good in arts and sciences, and you don't know how to choose, it is best to choose science, which will bring you closer to your ideals.

If you don't have good grades and don't do well in arts and sciences, you should still choose science, because science scores are low and there are many majors.

But if the grades are average, I personally feel that it is advantageous to choose liberal arts, as long as you are okay in mathematics.

For example, many of my classmates who are at the same level as me will be better than me in science, but their scores in the college entrance examination are not as good as mine or even the same as mine, and now they regret it, thinking that they should have applied for liberal arts in the first place.

Choose liberal arts, and liberal arts really only need to memorize. As for majors, there will be restrictions when filling in the application, but in college, if your grades are good enough, you can change majors.

As a person who has come from the past and said, you can choose whichever one you like, and you choose that one if you think you are suitable, otherwise you will really regret it for the rest of your life to do a job that you don't like or not, do you know what it means? So be sure to make your own choice.

Media and advertising are options for liberal arts students, and you must choose carefully, hotel management, accounting, business administration, and so on, and there are admissions for liberal arts, so don't worry about that.

But science does have more opportunities to choose when you apply for the exam.

You have too many hobbies, right? Pick a favorite and work hard to develop in that direction.

I chose the liberal arts in the first place, even though I was good at science.

A lot of people don't understand it, but I think it's good to just like it.

Although I am not from the past, but I am also a sophomore in high school, just after this difficult choice, I choose the essay, you say that you are not good at physics, I advise you not to choose science, because if the physics is not good, or don't take that risk, the selection of essays can be tested in the media, reading essays can not be selected science majors, hey, good luck.

First of all, liberal arts students should never study science majors.

Now that your future is planned, I support studying science.

When I was in my first or second year of high school, physics was also terrible, usually passing up and down, but I still chose science (I am very good at chemistry and biology), and as a result, my physics gradually improved, belonging to the upper middle level, and now I think about it, physics is understanding.

It still depends on what you know about yourself, which one is the favorite? Do you have what it takes to make it happen? Do you have an advantage in choosing this? Choose again.

I really feel the same way!

After studying literature, you can also do it, such as e-commerce, business administration, logistics and other popular majors.

After studying literature, you can also engage in economics, but it has great limitations.

I wasn't very good at physics either, so I chose the essay in the end, because bad physics will hold you back. Relatively speaking, it is more practical to study literature, because liberal arts only need to memorize, which is easier than science.

Let's learn the text! Physics is not easy to learn. You can choose majors that can be applied for in arts and sciences, and you don't suffer a loss in choosing a major in science?

Liberal arts are easier to study, and you can transfer to another major when you are admitted!

Like my homeroom teacher, he used to study science now, and after he arrived at university, he resolutely changed his thesis in order to study his favorite major, and finally succeeded after hard work!

You can learn from that

No. Physics can be made up, and that's how I am.

There is a lot of content in liberal arts, which requires you to have enough patience to memorize it again and again, and you need to pay attention to some small details. To study liberal arts, you need to "read more than 10,000 books" in order to be proud of the examination room.

There are many theories in science, you need to keep in mind the basic formulas, understand the classic example problems thoroughly, and you need to be able to draw inferences, think backwards, think divergently, and go deeper. Studying science is "all changes are inseparable from their origins", grasp the fundamentals, and walk through a sea of massive questions to understand the true meaning.

There is one important thing to remind you: you must be a top student if you study liberal arts, otherwise you will be a mediocre liberal arts student, and you will not even be as good as some vocational and technical school students in the future, because there are few liberal arts majors and few future employment paths (compared to science), while top liberal arts students have a bright future, which are completely two extremes. There are many majors in science, many universities, a wide range of employment paths, and many choices.

So you have to think carefully because it affects you for the rest of your life!!

Of course, it is also very important to choose a subject, that is, the bias of your actual grades, and your interests and hobbies are also one of the determining factors, because it will affect your learning difficulty and your enthusiasm for learning.

Therefore, you have to consider many aspects, listen to the opinions of your parents, relatives and seniors, and of course, in the end, you still have to like it yourself, and face an important dividing point in your life (the next dividing point is the college entrance examination). All I can say is bless you for choosing the path that suits you, and that you won't regret taking that path as you grow old.

Since your physics is average, choosing science is also a good choice. The difficulty of the textbook is progressive, and there is new knowledge, so you need to continue to consolidate the previous foundation and absorb new knowledge at the same time. You can't have the idea of being afraid of the subject, because the more you are afraid, the more you can't learn well, this is a lesson of blood and tears without mathematics, you have to grit your teeth and drill down, ask if you don't understand, teachers, and classmates will not be stingy with their knowledge and time.

When you overcome some of your weaknesses, you will find that the questions are not difficult, and the more you do them, the more interesting and rewarding they are, so that your grades will improve. However, during the summer vacation, you can also find some seniors to borrow books, feel the difficulty of the textbook yourself, and then decide carefully. Therefore, according to your situation, I personally recommend that you choose science, after all, the scope of employment in science majors is more extensive, and there are more choices in life in the future, and the road is broader.

I sincerely bless you, and say as a person who has come over: There are still two years, work hard and sprint. In a word:

The university is beautiful."

Regardless of liberal arts and science, they all correspond to many majors, all of which are good majors, and there are also majors that are relatively not easy to find a job, such as history and philosophy in liberal arts, geology and archaeology in science, etc., and it is meaningless to directly take liberal arts and sciences. Moreover, no matter what major, even if it is a relatively poor major, if you can learn it well, you can still have a good future, even if it is a good major, if you learn a mess, it is not easy to find a job.

So, the question is not whether liberal arts or science is better, but whether I am better suited to study liberal arts or science? Which of these two subjects will play to my strengths more, which one will I study better, and which one will I really be interested in? Only by finding the answers to these questions can we make the right choice.

If you are suitable for yourself, can study well, and are interested, you will be able to get good results in the college entrance examination in the future, and you will have a greater future if you enter a good school and a good major. This is the crux of the matter, and to talk about the merits of liberal arts and sciences without these things is just talking on paper.

I chose liberal arts because science is so hard for you, and you have to learn liberal arts by rote.

Liberal arts or science, it depends on which subject you do well to be liberal arts or science? It depends on which subject you have a good score to be able to choose, otherwise, you should choose liberal arts in science, then.

I made my choice many years ago.

Science. The first society needs more science students, with the development of society, the demand for science students is also increasing, regardless of the construction industry is in the field of science and technology, science students are inseparable from science students, so presumably liberal arts students, science students will have more employment directions, and more popular, and for liberal arts students, there are only a few employment directions after graduation, so many students choose science.

There is a wide range of employment, so this is also one of the reasons why many students choose science, so there are more science students, and some of the things that liberal arts students can do can be done for science students, but for science students, many things can not be done for liberal arts students, so students are more inclined to science students.

This is also one of the reasons why many candidates are willing to choose science, in addition to the same in the future employment, science is slightly better than the liberal arts salary, so this is the key, and it is also a point that many parents value.

Fourth, for science students, they can have the skills to support themselves.

For science students, the process of re-employment will learn some skills, and these technologies have also become the advantages of science students, and they are also more valuable, so candidates must consider comprehensively according to their own situation when choosing arts and sciences to avoid unnecessary troubles and influences to themselves. Students must look at it rationally, and students who are good at science must not be arrogant.