Can liberal arts students study science majors, and what majors can they choose?

Liberal arts students can choose a science major.

Although nearly 75% of science and engineering majors are not allowed to admit candidates for literature and history, among the 12 disciplines, arts and sciences intersect with each other.

PharmaceuticalsSuch as Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Chinese medicine, acupuncture, nursing, etc.; Traditional Chinese Medicine of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, etc. AgronomyIn landscape architecture, horticulture and other majors, individual colleges and universities will have liberal arts programs.

Psychology in science, such as psychology of Beijing Normal University and applied psychology of Southwest University, also recruits liberal arts students; The clinical medicine major of Chongqing Medical University recruits liberal arts students in Sichuan every year.

Engineering is basically the world of science students, but the industrial design and urban planning majors of individual colleges and universities will also enroll students in the liberal arts, but very few are recruited. Such as industrial design of Beijing University of Technology, urban planning of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, etc.

A major that combines arts and sciences. Such as:

1. Economics: including accounting, finance, public finance, economics, international economics and other disciplines.

2. Management Science and Engineering: including engineering management, information management and information systems, etc.

3. Public administration: including administrative management, public utilities management, land resources management, labor and social security, etc.

4. Business administration: including business administration, tourism management, marketing, human resource management, financial management, etc.

6. Traditional Chinese medicine: including acupuncture, moxibustion and massage, traditional Chinese medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics and traumatology, etc.

7. Pharmacy: pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine, drug marketing, etc.

8. Foreign Chinese language and literature: including English, German, French, Japanese, Korean, etc.

It should be noted that the ratio of liberal arts and science has been determined when formulating the enrollment plan for both arts and sciences majors, and liberal arts students should pay attention to the number of Chinese students when applying for the examination.

In fact, no matter what major you study, you are a liberal arts student. When applying, you can only choose from the liberal arts admissions. Just choose a developing major that you like!

You don't have to choose a science major, and a science major is not necessarily good! Employment is also not a no-go. But engineering has been very popular in recent years, but engineering is for science students, and liberal arts students can't go!

Good luck.

Unfortunately, this one seems to be very restrictive. However, science students can choose most liberal arts majors, as well as all engineering and science majors. The choice is large. Moreover, after the college entrance examination, there are many more places in science than in liberal arts.

The majors recruited in both arts and sciences are all liberal arts majors.

Liberal arts students are not allowed to apply for science majors. If you like science majors, why don't you study science in high school?

Yes, some departments in the college entrance examination are not divided into arts and sciences candidates.

I know of a major that only liberal arts students can apply for.

That's the art profession.

This kind of thing he can't learn if he wants to, and he doesn't have an understanding of color.

He can't get along.

This is the environmental art major. A lot of science students don't want to go.

Because there is no art foundation.

Strictly no, some schools do only recruit liberal arts students for some majors, while other schools recruit both liberal arts and sciences for the same majors. However, many schools do not have science enrollment plans for history and related majors.

Hello. There are no absolutes, and each major has different types of enrollment according to the nature of the school. Some majors only admit liberal arts students in this school, but in another school, they are both liberal arts and sciences.

Liberal arts students can of course choose to apply for science majors during the college entrance examination. You can apply for majors such as project management, project cost, asset evaluation, digital technology, information management and information systems.

You can't choose to major in science, you can apply for archaeology and history, as well as English, business administration, and hotel management.

Yes, you can. You can choose to study petroleum, aerospace, automotive maintenance, and mechatronic engineering.

Yes, there is no difference. You can choose a major in mathematics as well as mechanical design, manufacturing and automation. There is also mechatronic engineering.

Of course, you can't apply for the exam, you can apply for some history majors, business administration majors, as well as hotel management and accounting, as well as Marxism and philosophy.

No, liberal arts students can apply for both liberal arts and science majors that are partial to science when taking the college entrance examination, but cannot apply for pure science majors.

Liberal arts students can choose the "Science and Engineering" major.

Project management. The social division of labor is becoming more and more detailed, and the professional gap is also getting bigger and bigger. If it is a project, and the manager does not have knowledge of civil engineering, then it is estimated that no one will dare to live in the building he makes.

The main disciplines of engineering management are management, civil engineering (or hydraulic engineering, etc.). Therefore, the graduates who come out understand technology and management. Not only can the project be managed well, but also the project can be done well.

Degree awarded: Bachelor's degree in management or engineering.

Some colleges and universities that accept liberal arts students: Chongqing Technology and Business University, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.

Information Management and Information Systems.

When it comes to information, it's essential to talk about mathematics and computers. Therefore, compared with many liberal arts majors, this major is also a very engineering major.

Graduates are generally required to have a good foundation in mathematics and physics, theoretical knowledge of management and economics, knowledge of information technology and application ability. Before graduation, there may be programming internships, management internships, management software internships, graduation projects, etc.

Degree awarded: Bachelor's degree in management or engineering.

Some colleges and universities that accept liberal arts students: Sichuan University, Southwest University (Rongchang Campus).

Logistics management. To put it simply, it is to make the best coordination and cooperation of various logistics activities to reduce logistics costs and improve logistics efficiency and economic benefits.

This major mainly learns the basic theories and specialized knowledge of economics, accounting, management, law, information resources management, computer and other aspects. So here is another major that has something to do with computer science.

Degree awarded: Bachelor of Management.

Some colleges and universities that accept liberal arts students: Jilin University, Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology.

Architecture. The architecture profession is generally a design of the building, so that it can be created from scratch.

Degree awarded: Bachelor of Engineering.

Some of the universities that accept liberal arts students: Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (five-year program).

Applied Psychology.

Applied psychology is used to solve practical problems. The premise is to apply the principles and theories of psychology, and the premise of learning this subject well is to master the basic theories and basic knowledge of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, etc., which belongs to the category of science.

Degree awarded: Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Education.

Some colleges and universities that accept liberal arts students: Jinan University, Zhengzhou University.

Traditional Chinese medicine. One of the medical majors that liberal arts can choose from, and another medical major is nursing. Mainly study biochemistry, human anatomy, histology and embryology, internal medicine, surgery, etc.

When filling in the college entrance examination to choose a major and college, the most headache for candidates and parents is how to choose a major and college that suits them. Especially for liberal arts and science students, which majors are liberal arts and which majors are science are even more difficult for everyone.

Science students can apply for liberal arts majors, and most liberal arts majors can apply for the examination.

Science students can apply for liberal arts majors in economics, including: accounting, finance, financial management, international economics and ** and other majors.

Science students can apply for liberal arts majors in law, including: law, public security, investigation, border management, foreign-related policing, public security management, etc.

The language majors that science students can apply for are: Chinese as a foreign language, English, Japanese, French, Spanish and other minor language majors.

Science students can apply for the following liberal arts majors in management: business administration, public affairs management, human resource management, tourism management, labor and social security, engineering management, logistics management and other majors.

However, for some science students, some liberal arts majors may be relatively difficult for science students to learn, for example, some majors in literature and history include: history of philosophy, literature, history, etc., after all, science students in high school have limited liberal arts knowledge, but if they are more interested, then it is another matter, after all, interest is their first choice!

1. When choosing a major, science students should first distinguish whether the major belongs to the engineering category or the science category, science is a scientific research major, and engineering is more practical than theoretical.

2. When choosing majors and universities, science students should try to choose 985 and 211 universities and colleges if their grades are excellent enough, after all, the level of schools is different, and the quality of teaching is also different.

3. When choosing a major, science students must choose based on their interests and hobbies, future employment direction and employment prospects.

No. Majors that combine arts and sciences are OK.

Specifically, economics includes finance, public finance, international economics and finance, finance and science, accounting, economics, etc.;

Sports include sports training, competitive sports, sports fitness and security, etc.; Foreign Chinese Literature includes English, German, French, Japanese, Business English, etc.;

Art includes learning, painting, performance, photography, film and television advertising, image design, etc.; Traditional Chinese medicine includes traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics and traumatology, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, etc.;

Pharmacy includes pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine, drug marketing, etc.; Management science and engineering includes information management and information systems, engineering management, economic information management, etc.;

There are really a lot of restrictions for liberal arts students to apply for science majors, and the best choice is that both arts and sciences can be enrolled, and many majors are clearly restricted to liberal arts students.

There are some disciplines that are too disciplinary, such as architecture or medicine, and some relatively pure science and engineering, first, there is no relevant discipline foundation, and it will be difficult to learn; Second, there will be application regulations, whether to recruit both arts and sciences or only science. Therefore, pay attention to the accurate query of information and choose carefully.

OK. 1. If you are in science in high school, you can apply for a liberal arts major when you register for the college entrance examination, but you have not systematically studied liberal arts courses in high school, and the exam must be a liberal arts test paper, which will have a great disadvantage.

2. Some universities allow you to change majors, and some universities allow you to transfer from liberal arts to science or from immediate to liberal arts.

3. It is recommended to choose a good university with your intention to major in science, study hard in the first semester after entering, and strive to change majors, so that you can move from literature to science.

1. Economics (including Finance, Public Finance, International Economics and Finance, Finance and Finance, Accounting, Economics, etc.).

2. Law.

3. Education (including special education, education, preschool education, etc.).

4. Foreign Chinese language and literature (including English, German, French, Japanese, business English, etc.).

5. Management science and engineering (including information management and information systems, engineering management, economic information management, etc.).

6. Business administration (including business administration, tourism management, financial management, accounting, marketing, financial management, human resources management, etc.).

7. Public administration (including administrative management, customs management, land resources management, public utilities management, labor and social security, etc.).

8. Agricultural and forestry economic management (including agricultural and forestry economic management, rural regional development, etc.).

9. Journalism and communication (including journalism, publishing, military journalism, etc.).

10. Sociology.

11. Library and archival science (including library science, archival science, etc.).

12. Traditional Chinese medicine (including traditional Chinese medicine, orthopedics and traumatology of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, etc.).

13. Pharmacy (including pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine, drug marketing, etc.).

14. Art (including ** studies, fine arts, art design, broadcasting hosting and art, directing, photography, fashion design, etc.).

15. Physical education (including physical education, sports management, social sports, sports human science, etc.).

OK. Majors such as law and finance are both liberal arts and sciences when admitted to the college entrance examination. In addition, there is an opportunity to change majors after entering the university, and the specific policy for changing majors varies from university to university.

Liberal arts and sciences majors refer to majors that can be applied for by both arts and science candidates at the time of enrollment of a certain major. If you add the liberal arts majors, there are more than 15 major categories that liberal arts students can choose from, and it is obvious that the range of choices has increased.

At present, the categories of majors that combine arts and sciences are roughly as follows:

1. Economics (including Finance, Public Finance, International Economics and Finance, Finance and Finance, Accounting, Economics, etc.).

2. Law.

3. Education (including special education, education, preschool education, etc.).

4. Foreign Chinese language and literature (including English, German, French, Japanese, business English, etc.).

5. Management science and engineering (including information management and information systems, engineering management, economic information management, etc.).

6. Business administration (including business administration, tourism management, financial management, accounting, marketing, financial management, human resources management, etc.).

7. Public administration (including administrative management, customs management, land resources management, public utilities management, labor and social security, etc.).

8. Agricultural and forestry economic management (including agricultural and forestry economic management, rural regional development, etc.).

9. Journalism and communication (including journalism, publishing, military journalism, etc.).

10. Sociology.

11. Library and archival science (including library science, archival science, etc.).

12. Traditional Chinese medicine (including traditional Chinese medicine, orthopedics and traumatology of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, etc.).

13. Pharmacy (including pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine, drug marketing, etc.).

14. Art (including ** studies, fine arts, art design, broadcasting hosting and art, directing, photography, fashion design, etc.).

15. Physical education (including physical education, sports management, social sports, sports human science, etc.).