The question of choosing a subject in the first year of high school Liberal arts or science

Personal opinion: First of all, you have to combine your own conditions and interests: second, you have to take a long-term view. I am in my first year of college this year, and based on my personal experience and the examples of my classmates, I recommend that you choose science. It definitely takes time to learn science well.

But it's not a waste of time, and it's great for exercising your personal logic and thinking. Actually, not to say.

If you choose science, you don't study liberal arts, so you should not be good at liberal arts, on the contrary, there are many people who study science and his liberal arts.

It's also very good, but the science has more potential to learn. And what I want to tell you is: if you don't have to do it.

In the long run, colleges and universities and society need science students more, let alone science.

The employment and course selection of science students are not as narrow as those of liberal arts students, and of course there are also liberal arts students who mix well, and things develop.

It's all relative! I forgot to tell you that I studied history and politics when I was in high school, but I studied multi-skills in college.

(science), but it's okay, my math in high school is so-so, passable. But I'm glad I did.

High math is not a big word, otherwise you will die of boredom and your brain will become a paste!

Then study liberal arts!

First of all, you are good at history and politics, I also like chemistry in high school, but the most important thing to study science is mathematics and physics, many girls in our class can't keep up with physics and mathematics in the second year of high school, unless you have a lot of determination to learn science and mathematics well, and catch up with most of the boy......s who are good at science

Secondly, your goal is to go abroad.

At present, good interpersonal relationships are very important, especially in foreign countries, people prefer outgoing, cheerful girls, and there are more activities such as parties, and you can also talk about some Chinese history with foreigners when you study liberal arts (ancient history is the majority, it is best not to talk about modern history) and the more you know, the more you will make foreigners feel that you are very connotative, and you are a good Chinese girl.

After all, you won't have a lot of time to study history in science, and the pressure of the college entrance examination will make you memorize a lot of history, which will be useful in your future study and life!

So, I suggest you take liberal arts.

Of course, I am a sophomore in high school, in the science class, I personally think that science is purely a waste of time, just for the sake of good examination, since you can get grades in arts and sciences, and your school's liberal arts are so strong, if you want to go abroad, you naturally have to do a good job in social classes in China, and liberal arts have a very strong advantage in this regard, so naturally choose liberal arts!

Look at your question supplement, know that you and I are in the same situation, o( o I also studied literature for prestigious universities, but in the end I found that in fact, the competition for learning literature is not necessarily smaller than that of science.

I think it depends on your own interests

If you go abroad, it also depends on what major you like, and then decide to study literature after comprehensive consideration, it is very painful to study literature, and all kinds of backs may not be able to excel, because there are always otherworldly people, and the liberal arts are boundless. Not easy to master.

I studied literature, and I didn't know much about science. However, according to my science classmates, if you grasp the truth, science is still relatively easy, and I am afraid that I will not understand it, and then it will be very tiring

I am also a senior high school teacher, and I work in the teaching office all the year round, and I see the situation you said, I should study liberal arts better. Because interest is the best teacher, you like history, and you are very strong in politics in the liberal arts, and you don't talk about your math grades, I don't think it will be a strong subject, and the math of the liberal arts is generally easier than the science. If you want to go abroad, you can study some management, law, etc., and liberal arts are very suitable for you.

If you study literature, you have an advantage in politics, you are interested in history, geography is not particularly difficult to learn, and you should be able to learn well in literature, which is actually very scored.

If your math score is better, you will have an advantage in learning, which I deeply understand, I am just because I am not good at math so I always have a low score.

The key is interest, if you are interested, you will learn half of it.

Choose your essays, get a good liberal arts major, and try to prepare yourself for going abroad.

Science is good. There are many needs in the workplace. There are many limitations in liberal arts work.

To choose liberal arts and sciences based on your own strengths, you can't just look at employment prospects, you can find a good job if you are good at liberal arts, and it is easy to study liberal arts abroad and go abroad.

Actually, interest is the main thing. But realistically speaking, you have to choose a discipline with a solid foundation, and if you don't have a good foundation, everything you learn will be empty.

Liberal arts, your strengths are history and politics, so you should carry them forward.