Should I study liberal arts or science, please help me 5

If your level of liberal arts and sciences is about the same, then if there is a big gap in science, do what you are good at, be sure to choose what you are good at, and don't be swayed by worldly opinions.

Generally speaking, the employment prospects of liberal arts are not as good as those of science, but it does not mean that all liberal arts students cannot go to work.

Choose what you like and what you're good at, it's that simple! There's no need for complicated rhetoric like the one below! Choose what you love!

Learn what interests you.

After that, there are a lot of rote things in the liberal arts, and it is difficult to remember them without interest support, and according to the past trend, science is often easier to score than liberal arts.

If you are good at language, you will have an advantage in science.

If you are interested in physical chemistry, you may be able to find a result in a difficult situation.

It seems that you can only study liberal arts. But you can think about art students, if you don't get good grades, this is also a way out, instead of not going to college, you should choose art, at least you can have a school in the future. Anyway, it's not much use to come out of college now.

It's better to think about this thing, you can't just because you like it, you can learn it, and there is a problem that you have to think about employment, just think about politics, you are interested, but have you considered what to do in the future, some majors are really a big problem in the future, the best thing is that there is hope for employment, and then you are interested, so it is best to combine it.

Let's study liberal arts:

As a high school science student, this is the real feeling, of course, the most important thing is to sit down and decide for yourself, think about it.

As for math, my approach is; Don't care about the last two big questions at the beginning, make the first simple ones, and ensure that you do them one by one, and don't be greedy.

And check carefully, there is no problem after doing the first question of the next two.

In this way, you can almost score more than 120 points every time.

Usually, when you are proficient in the previous questions in training, you will get faster and faster, slowly.

The more time you spend with the last two questions, the better you wish you luck1

Interest is the motivation for learning, so if you like liberal arts, then choose liberal arts.

As for mathematics, there is no way, only to fight, find a responsible, good math teacher, and conduct 1-to-1 tutoring, I don't believe that with your IQ and your hard work, you can still make math down?

Liberal arts. I didn't know you were **. It's easier for us to learn liberal arts math here.

And you're not good at math itself, maybe the liberal arts will make up for some of the gaps. The most important thing is that you are very interested in Wenzong, so it is easy and happy to learn. And also learn well.

You said journalists. Lawyer. They are all liberal arts majors, and journalists need to write well and have strong communication skills.

Lawyers need to be more competent. For those who are not good at math themselves, they can only do more math, as long as they don't pull back. The most important thing is to strengthen your strengths.

In fact, there is not much room for improvement in weak subjects. Work and school matters, as long as you are able. It is you who chooses others, not others who choose you.

Let me tell you, since 2011, high school has not divided into arts and science exams, so after 2011, you don't need to consider which subject to choose when you enter high school. But I like to study liberal arts, although memorizing essays is boring and it is difficult to find a job after graduation, but I like it.

Science, don't explain... Just like me, study hard.

Since you like politics so much. History. Geography. Then you can study liberal arts.

Since I like liberal arts, I choose liberal arts, it's nothing, gold always shines. It's easy to find a job if you study science. Math to find a learning method that works for you. Each teacher's teaching style is different, go to a cram school to see, there is always a learning style that suits you. Come on.

It's good to study steadily, you still want to study liberal arts, hehe.

It depends on whether you are a boy or a girl, hehe, this, your development is still quite balanced!

Generally, boys have a better feeling for science, and girls are more comfortable studying liberal arts. Of course, it cannot be ruled out that some boys are good in liberal arts and women are good in physiology

Your language is good, your English is also good, and if you are good at science, you have an advantage in Chinese and English. Because everyone is good at mathematics, physics and chemistry before applying for science, so in the science class, good Chinese and English can get points. Of course, the premise of this is that your mathematics, physics and chemistry are similar to everyone else's, and that your language and English can make you stand out.

As for the study of literature, I personally studied literature, and I learned literature only after I had no knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry. At that time, I was not very good at politics, history, and geography, but then I met a good geography teacher, and I memorized geography to more than 90 points. History is also rote memorization, to more than 70.

Politics teachers are too rubbish, so politics has been failing. (We will all be full of 100 points) so I said this to tell you that you are not afraid of learning literature, as long as you are willing to memorize, you can score, hehe

Hope it helps, o(o

Poor math If you are good at bilingual, it must be liberal arts The difficulty of history and politics is relatively low Give you two years As long as you have perseverance, it will not be a problem The difficulty of the number of essays is also relatively small As long as you can ensure that both languages are above 120 If you can play well in mathematics If you improve to about 100 points in mathematics, there is no problem with a good university.

Depending on your interests, and you think about what you want to study in the future, it is actually very important to choose arts and sciences.

You have a good bilingual score, not very good at mathematics, physics and chemistry, and a little bit of biology. You should choose liberal arts.

I used to be in a similar situation to you.

Our teacher gave us a detailed explanation.

Later, I chose liberal arts.