Everyone, help me analyze whether I should choose liberal arts or science!

1.At present, your arts and science scores are about the same, and you can choose according to which subject your interests are more preferred.

2.If you have a good foundation in mathematics and feel that there is still room for improvement through hard work, you can apply for liberal arts. Otherwise, you can apply for science. Because of the general score line of less than three books, science is low.

3. There are many science schools, a wide range of majors, and more students than liberal arts. There are few liberal arts schools, but the number of applicants is also quite large, so last year, many provinces had lower admission scores for science than liberal arts.

FYI.

You are not very suitable for science, your logical thinking ability is not very good in terms of grades, and you are suitable for studying liberal arts.

Let's see your career goals in the future! Although you are now in high school, you also have to make a career plan, otherwise you will do a job you don't like for the rest of your life. "If you like medicine, electronics, chemical engineering, machinery, agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry, horticulture and the like, choose science, although it is difficult to learn, but it is better to have a good job, high salary, and after a few years, it is more professional, and it is not difficult to find a job.

If you want to pursue a career in accounting, secretarial, finance, human resources, management, etc., choose liberal arts, which is easy to learn, but it is really difficult to get a job when you graduate, unless you have a relationship. If you don't know what you want to do in the future, choose a subject that is easy to learn, and become a teacher or civil servant in the future, regardless of major.

You should choose liberal arts, because your math is not too good, and if you are not good at science math, you will not have a chance, and it is easier to choose liberal arts math. But in general, it still depends on your own interests, this thing is not a matter of listening to others, but a matter of your own preferences, and an exam cannot determine the future path.

In fact, the selection of essays or the selection of theory cannot all depend on the results, if you think that the two are similar, just choose the reason!

Let's study liberal arts! If you are more diligent.

Liberal Arts Students: Chinese, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Liberal Arts Comprehensive (History, Geography, Politics).

Science Students: Chinese, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Science Comprehensive (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Among them, the full score of the first three main courses is 150 points, the full score of the latter comprehensive is 300 points, and the total full score is 750 points, which is the calculation method of the original score, and some provinces are calculated according to the standard score method, that is, the original score is converted by the formula, and the final full score is 900 points.

As for choosing to study liberal arts or science, it mainly depends on whether you are strong in liberal arts or science, that is to say, if the scores in Chinese, mathematics, and foreign languages are about the same, if the scores in history, geography, and politics are better than those in physics, chemistry, and biology, you will choose to study liberal arts, otherwise you will choose to study science; It also depends on how well you do in math, if you are too bad at math, it is better to study liberal arts.

1. The college entrance examination generally takes six subjects.

Science: 150 points in Chinese, 150 points in Mathematics, 150 points in English, 300 points in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Liberal Arts: 150 points in Chinese, 150 points in Mathematics, 150 points in English, 300 points in Liberal Arts (Politics, History, Geography).

2. Science mainly learns six courses, including Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, and biology, and will be admitted to science and engineering universities in the future.

The liberal arts mainly study six subjects, including Chinese, mathematics, English, politics, history, and geography, and will be admitted to a humanities university in the future.

3. Choose liberal arts or science according to personal preferences and learning conditions.

Since you didn't say your grade, looking at your name, I'm assuming you're a freshman in high school.

First and foremost, interest is the most important. No ** reason, interest first, do you interest in liberal arts or science? If you are interested in science, then you can definitely double down on science, and there is no problem that science will be weak.

In addition, I should remind that the liberal arts and sciences in the first year of high school are just an introduction, which is much easier than the second and third years of high school, and the reason for not learning well is because of your own efforts, and the choice of arts and sciences is based on your own interests, because in the second year of high school, if you choose what you don't like, the result will definitely not be liked, no matter what your grades are in the first year of high school.

Secondly, specialties. If you can do a problem or memorize something that someone else took 10 minutes to calculate in 5 minutes, you will be better able to know whether you are suitable for liberal arts or science.

Again, what is your ideal. If you are a scientist or chemist, then choose science, and if you are an entrepreneur, you should choose liberal arts for marketing or something. Of course, not necessarily what you are studying now can be used in college, it should be said that most of them are not used, and liberal arts students can also choose science when they are in college.

This liberal arts and science major will be even more different from the job you choose after graduating from college, many people do their current job by mistake. In short, it would be much better if you followed your ideals.

There is no saying that science is more useful than liberal arts, if you have to use some chemical equation to break down water in your life, and what to do with tea dirt, these are not okay. Of course, the "temperate oceanic climate" I saw today is both familiar and unfamiliar. Many of the things you learn in high school are actually more comprehensive than those in college, and college is just a more in-depth study from one side.

You can't use what you can't learn, and you won't be able to use what you haven't learned.

The most important thing is to look at your hobbies, if it is to get into a good university, then you can also choose various majors, art, dance or something, and the specialty students are very plus. It's also good to have a skill after work. If you don't have the conditions, study hard, and wish you a happy new year and progress in your studies.