Liberal Arts and Sciences I am a female student, and my grades in the first nine subjects of high sc

Dear, no one is worse than the other. Anyone is good, with a little guidance. Guidance requires a mentor.

It can be said that what you have achieved in high school comes from your inner perception of yourself and from the perception of you by the people around you. The view of yourself, and every time you have achieved, in short, be a down-to-earth girl, confident and confident. With self-confidence, it's easy to say anything.

Neither the arts nor the sciences matter. There are masters, and everything is based on your current efforts. So, be human. The most important thing is to be happy, so choose according to your future ideals.

I'm a graduating college student! Mathematics is a very important lesson, whether you are studying liberal arts or science, you still study well, if you are really struggling, then you should go to the sea of tactics! Let's talk about liberal arts, which is mainly scored in mathematics, and the scores in other subjects are not too different (this has been the case for many years).

Science subjects mainly score mathematics, followed by science comprehensive and English; English is not very good for most science students! (This mainly depends on the exam of the year, I am in Sichuan, 09 science is very difficult, many people die on science and science, and add a sentence that science is either mathematics or science); I don't have any good advice on language, because my language is not good either! But this was the situation before the curriculum reform!

I don't know about it after the course change! Hey!

As someone who has come before, I think it's better for you to choose science in this situation... Math is not very good, in fact, it is not a particularly difficult problem to solve, you should pay more attention to whether you don't know the idea because you do not do enough problems, or you can't always remember the formula, etc., and then go to "prescribe the right medicine". Hope it helps!

Since that's the case, I suggest you study liberal arts.

1. Although liberal arts requires a lot of memorization, I don't want you to memorize it if you think about it. If you think about politics, for example, 6 books in three years, remove the useless content, and then go through the teacher's lecture summary, one round and two rounds of review, that is, the content of a notebook. I spent three years learning and watching, and I remembered it even if I didn't memorize it in the last year.

Comprehensible ......

2. If you feel that some science courses are a bit difficult in your freshman year, it will be even more difficult in the future. And science is difficult to chase as long as you miss one or two classes, while liberal arts, on the contrary, can be understood by reading at home.

3. Geography doesn't need a lot of spatial thinking, just take a map and look at it more if you have nothing to do......4. Now there is no need to consider the direction of the future career in liberal arts and science, it is too early and there is no ......Hope it helps.

Let's choose science I was in a similar situation to you before, but this kind of thinking can be exercised in science. After a certain point, you will not be so difficult in science. But no matter what subject you choose, you have to work hard.

In this case, it is best to choose liberal arts or science according to your future interests, and if you are motivated to study a subject that is consistent with your hobbies, it is easier to succeed.

It's better to be liberal arts. It's very important to learn scientific thinking.,There's no way to learn it well.。。 If you are in liberal arts, it is not so difficult to work hard.

If you have good grades and plan to go to undergraduate studies in the future, you will choose liberal arts, which is suitable for female students, and if you want to go to college, you will choose science, and the score line is lower.

Hello, we are in a similar situation, I finally chose to study science, and now I am studying engineering at university. Personally, I think that the advantages of good academic science in liberal arts are quite big, and science is also quite interesting, personal experience, for reference only.

Just choose liberal arts, because math is a fatal point, high school physics is particularly difficult, and now I practice what I am not good at.

The most important thing in science is the results of mathematics, physics and chemistry, if mathematics is particularly difficult... It is still recommended that you study liberal arts.

Why bother yourself, as a third-year science girl, I advise you to choose liberal arts, and upper-middle level mathematics is very popular in liberal arts

Everything is inferior, but reading is high.

Liberal arts focus on memory, and the pursuit of breadth; Science focuses on understanding and pursuing depth. Judging from your description, the arts and sciences are not too ideal, and I still recommend that you study them. Of course, my advice is just for your reference, and the final decision is still in your hands:

First of all, we cannot deny that the demand for science students is indeed greater than that of liberal arts students, and science students choose more majors, but doesn't this also mean that science students are more competitively pressurized? Actually, the main thing is the subjective factor, and you must have some plans in mind before asking this question. Are you better at liberal arts or science?

If you are good at both arts and sciences, then it is best that the initiative is in your hands, if you are good at science, choose science, and vice versa. If you can't grasp the arts and sciences, it is recommended to choose the liberal arts, after all, it is easier to learn. Even if the employment prospects are average, as long as you work hard, you are bound to achieve something in the future.

In the end, I hope you can weigh the pros and cons and make a choice with no regrets!

1.After studying science, it is easy to go to university, and it is also easy to find a job. It's normal for grades to drop, and many girls will get worse and worse in high school, and they can't keep up, so there's no way. There are also many examples of better grades.

2.She had a boy she liked, and she studied science, and she went with him but couldn't keep up, and her grades deteriorated.

3.The family told her to choose science, but she didn't like it and didn't want to study, so her grades got worse and worse.

There are also many possibilities ==

It is not surprising that there are many career opportunities in science and that it is not surprising that girls' grades go from good to bad in high school, especially in the second year of high school. The main thing is that if you can't keep up with the scientific thinking, it will get worse.

If you study science, you will be able to find a job after graduating from university.

I don't know what is being said upstairs, as if liberal arts students can't learn, so why are so many liberal arts students learning better than science students. Good learning in liberal arts. It's just as delicious.

I am also a first-year girl in high school, studying liberal arts (but we only scored in the second year of high school, and now the ranking still depends on the total score of arts and sciences).

Let's take a look at the three main courses first:

Math is okay, Chinese is okay, English is a bit poor (English should also be 150 full scores, right?) English must be improved. Otherwise, whether you apply for liberal arts or science, English will hold you back.

Physics and Chemistry: I don't know if it's because your exam papers are difficult or because you don't have a solid science degree.

Physical Chemistry If you choose a science subject according to this trend, you will face a lot of pressure ......You may be able to handle it, but you have to make sure that you like physics and chemistry and have amazing perseverance. My physical chemistry is average, and I scored 80+ out of 100 in chemistry. There are more than 60s, 80s, and 70s in physics, depending on whether the average score is in the early 50s, 55-60 points, or below 50 points.

I feel like I'm going to fail physics at the end of the semester. Exam papers are very rare. The average score is estimated at 40+].

I feel that for most girls, physical chemistry should try to score more than 70 points. to have enough capital to choose science. The sophomore science course is much more difficult than the first year of high school, and it takes a lot of courage to choose a science subject! Many girls can't hold on to it in the end!

Political and historical places: Politics is a bit bad, geography and history are okay, and the literature is relatively better than the science and technology. It's a lot.

My comprehensive study of literature is also better than that of science, 92 at the end of the history period, and 86 at the end of the geography periodI don't know about politics, but I've never been good at politics, and I'm in my seventies no matter how I take the exam. The improvement of the comprehensive is relatively more difficult than the comprehensive science, and the difficulty is not very large, and you will have self-confidence, and you will learn well if you have self-confidence.

What's more, you are a girl, so you should be more interested in Wenzong than Lizong.

To sum up, I recommend you to choose liberal arts. It's not that choosing liberal arts is not courageous, it's not that liberal arts is not easy to learn, at least it won't frustrate people's self-confidence like physical chemistry. Self-confidence is so important for learning.

Landlord, you assume that you have chosen science, are you sure you have enough courage to face it? You have to think about it, the purpose of dividing the subject is to promote the strengths and avoid the weaknesses, so why bother to choose what you are not good at?

The last few words: I don't know what's going on this semester, and I can't fight the boys because of the various declines in my studies, and the difficulty of physical chemistry has deepened. The best rankings of the semester were all lower than the worst rankings of the previous semester.

I obviously feel that after the difficulty of science has gone up, the vast majority of girls can't afford to hurt (excluding some outliers). You really need to be careful when choosing a science subject! Don't choose it just because it has more job opportunities.

Do you have an advantage in liberal arts, do you have an advantage in liberal arts?

The future learning path requires you to work hard. Do your best.

Whether you choose science or liberal arts, I hope you do well!

After all, I'm also a freshman girl in high school!

Decisive choice of science Liberal arts things are really not easy to learn.

I never considered reading an essay before. Because I'm so good at math... But now that you are graduating from your senior year, you won't be asked whether you are in arts or sciences when looking for a job.

To put it bluntly, can your family help you find an easy and lucrative job after you graduate from college, and if you can, and don't require a major, then why bother forcing yourself to study science.

If not, you have to think about what kind of career you can do. I used to be enthusiastic, and I felt that I was no worse than men, so why can't I be bitter, and I studied architecture. But the reality is that in the construction industry, if you want to go to the site, the boss is not willing to let you go, why can you go to the site to be a lady?

The environment is not good.

Go online and find a job on your own. It's not like what I heard when I first went to college, it's not a random recruitment for this major, and the first thing in the recruitment is to say that the right major should be recruited. Not being right also requires skills that you will be able to work with.

But who has nothing to do to study something that is not their major in college. So those who don't have the right jobs for their families to find.

Although I think you sit down with your parents and ask clearly, what they want you to do in the future, what you want to do yourself. Let's talk about it. Of course, it is better for girls to read literature, and in the future, they will find an easy and stable job, and then they will focus on their families.

Girls will still be families in the future. There are still very few of those boys who are valued, and it is generally the case that boys do not make as much money as girls.

I'm a girl, I suggest you choose essays, girls study science hard, and if you are not interested in physical chemistry, it will be even more difficult to learn, in liberal arts students, if you are good at math and English, your overall grades will be good, just suggestions.

I'm a science student, so I recommend studying science.

Since science can't, and you're not interested, then choose the liberal arts you're interested in, even if you don't know anything about literature now, but you're interested, you can add more small classes by yourself, sleep less at night, and slowly make up for it, if you choose science, even if you have good resources, but you're not interested, you can't learn, it's in vain, so I think you can choose one that you are interested in, so you can do it well.

I also have the same troubles as you when I choose a subject, I feel that the atmosphere of the liberal arts class is not good, and I am afraid that I will not be able to keep up with the science major. In the end, I chose liberal arts, and the class style has a lot to do with the class teacher. The class teacher is strict, and the class style will naturally be different.

Although it has a relationship with the teacher, the key is to work hard. The teacher teaching is only an auxiliary role. Finally, there is interest, and if you are interested in liberal arts, stick to it.

Because it will affect your future major, it is better to engage in something that interests you.

Let's see how you think! If you like numbers, if you like science, choose science! But in science, it's very tiring to do questions, and as for liberal arts, I don't like to memorize history or anything, so I'm a science girl in my third year of high school!

If you choose science, the girl's personality will be more aggressive, and she will not be as quiet as the liberal arts! But I think it's better to ask yourself what you're thinking! Choose your favorite one and you'll get more done with less!

Literature, science will be very difficult after the division, and you will be left behind. As for the liberal arts, you can take advantage of the winter vacation to make up for geography, geography is known as physics in the liberal arts, history but nothing, politics you have to watch, and you have to pay attention to geography. If you don't study one of the liberal arts well, the college entrance examination will hold you back, but if you don't do well in science, you don't need to stick to it.

Science, I studied in high school in Chengdu. Science is much better than liberal arts, and as for those who are interested in writing, science students can choose liberal arts majors in college, and liberal arts students cannot study science majors in college. And girls are more popular in science.

First of all, for me. It is important to be in a familiar environment. It is a happy thing to be able to study and live with classmates who get along well with you. This will make you feel good and improve your learning efficiency.

Second, you emphasize science and light literature, and the style of science classes is good! A good class style is also an important factor in making people feel happy.

Third, the love of literature is not stifled by academic science, you can maintain this hobby while studying science, and be a person who studies both arts and sciences, which is not better.

After all, it's a lifelong thing, and in the end, I still have to discuss it with my parents.