Liberal Arts or Science? Senior sister seniors help!! Partial .

I'm going to be in my third year of high school, and I've added a semester of chemistry, and now I'm going to geography (the teacher persuaded me to be depressed), and if you feel that it's hard to do science, I'll drag it out more in the future (we have 200 people in the grade, and I've been in front of 40, and I've taken 140 in the final quality control exam this time.。 I'm going to pass out).

If you have a good science mindset and you have an upper-middle level of math, I suggest that you choose a good liberal arts subject (if you make a mistake this time) and a poor science mind (especially mathematics) I recommend that you choose a liberal arts subject (some liberal arts subjects also need to be understood and memorized, such as geography).

If you're going to change majors now, I think there are a few things you should pay attention to:

1.Estimate your scores in plus liberal arts and plus science (counting the cut-off score for liberal arts and math may be a little easier)2Can the current progress of the subject you want to change catch up with as soon as possible (depending on whether you are diligent or not) 4

The teacher's attitude (although the teacher does not dare to pack the ticket, but you can probe the wind) 5Do you want to choose a department that matches your major in the future (there are still some differences in the future work in the liberal arts and sciences)6Of course, you should look at yourself even more:

Is science good? Is math good? Is the energy spent on the three main courses now all spent on the subject chosen?

I hope you think about these questions.

I've just gone through this, and I hope it will help you, so be sure to think about it!

Your situation is similar to what I have, it has something to do with what the teacher teaches, the teacher will learn well on my path, if it is not the right way, the subject grades will be super bad. However, I'm good at science, and super bad at liberal arts. In fact, if you want to study well in arts and sciences, you have to study hard.

I think it depends on whether your logical thinking is strong or not, and whether your memory is strong. Personally, I think that liberal arts are easier to improve through acquired efforts, while science takes a relatively long time. But you're going to be a sophomore.

Choosing liberal arts is relatively easy.

Actually, I think it's more appropriate for you to choose liberal arts.

Science is mostly about comprehension. Liberal arts can be endorsed diligently.

If you find it difficult to learn math. Physics in science is even more difficult.

Personally, I recommend you read the article

Let's study science, there are many ways out in the future, and the scope of liberal arts is too narrow.

I'm a sophomore, majoring in math and science in high school. In fact, my liberal arts have always been better than science, but I applied for science as soon as I was hot in my first year of high school, and the reason is that science is more promising.

But the truth is, I regret my choice at the time. In my third year of high school, I was okay with my language, mathematics and English, and Li Zong pulled me a lot of points every time, I thought I was a very serious person, but Li Zong just couldn't mention it, I was not interested, but the more I learned, the worse it became, so I think if I studied liberal arts, I should be better in the college entrance examination, because I am still very advantageous in mathematics, and my literature comprehensive will not be bad.

I am also quite interested in history and literature, and I originally wanted to apply for history when I applied for the college entrance examination, but science students couldn't apply for it, so I applied for mathematics. I have worked as a tutor and lectured on math on the podium, and I feel that I am really not talented in science, and it is not realistic to change majors now.

Having said so much, you should know what I mean, you must develop your strengths and avoid weaknesses, follow your own interests, there is really no need to get along with yourself, otherwise your current path will always deviate, employment now does not need to think too early, which person is not difficult now.

In fact, for students, it is not important to choose liberal arts and sciences, the key depends on your own interests and hobbies. Don't know what your gender is? If you are a girl, it is best to choose liberal arts, because girls generally have good grades in elementary school, and it is difficult to compare with boys in academic performance after high school.

Hobbies are the key, and if you have a strong affection for history, it's better to choose liberal arts. Interest is the best teacher. As for the future, that is a matter of the future, and it is important to take the current path first.

1. Liberal arts do require a lot of memorization, but not rote memorization. With the implementation of the new curriculum reform in various places, many changes have taken place in the college entrance examination. It is becoming more and more focused on ability, and even if it can memorize the whole book, it may not necessarily be able to pass the test.

On the basis of memory, it is necessary to draw inferences from one case and bypass others. Many times I understand it, and I remember the knowledge points.

2. After all, the college entrance examination is a one-way street, you should fully analyze the competitive advantages of your liberal arts and science-related courses, and choose what you are best at on the basis of due consideration of interests.

3. If mathematics is not very good, it may be easier to learn liberal arts mathematics. However, when it comes to college, many majors such as finance and economics and management need to learn advanced mathematics, which is a bit of a disadvantage for liberal arts students. What is your future development direction, you need to position yourself reasonably.

4. English is very important, so learn better and expand your vocabulary.

Personally, I think you should choose liberal arts. Poor math does not mean that your score in the college entrance examination is low, you must know that the usual test is much more difficult than the college entrance examination paper.

Longitudinal**, if you are a girl who likes literature, then you should study literature, and you can choose majors such as economics and trade, accounting, marketing, literature, computer, and foreign Chinese in college. Choosing a major that you like is one of the key factors for your success in the future. Hope it helps.

Of course, it's a study of literature

If you don't do well in math, you can't study science, and if you don't do well in math, you won't be too good in physics, so you can't study science.

And English is easy to learn, just do more, practice more, read more, and know what the words mean, no need to memorize. Although there are many memorizations in liberal arts, there are rules to follow, and the gap between the liberal arts and comprehensive is not large, mainly looking at mathematics, rather than being busy with three science and mathematics, it must be easier to focus on mathematics.

First of all, the object of study in the sciences is different from that in the liberal arts. Science is the study of the objective world; The liberal arts study the subjective world.

Secondly, the purpose of the study is also different. The purpose of the study of the objective world in science is to make the objective world simple and organized; The purpose of the study of the subjective world in the liberal arts is to make the subjective world colorful and rich.

The success of science lies in invention, inventing what the objective world does not have; The goal of the liberal arts is to create, to create what the spiritual world does not have.

Therefore, the cultivation of creative spirit is the primary direction pursued by our educators!

Generally science.

Because science is easy to get a high score.

A top is a top.

Not because of that. The exam paper is difficult.

But liberal arts. Although the stability of the difficulty of the exam paper.

It's good, but because of the wide range of answers requested.

So it's not easy to get a high score.

Don't give up just because you can't get a high score in the liberal arts.

Don't be because of science.

Easy to get a high score.

Just choose what you're interested in.

That's right

The liberal arts are all about memorization and then memorization, while the sciences focus on methods.