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1. Now that the second year of high school has passed halfway, theoretically it is easier to "transfer literature to science" than to "transfer theory to literature". Feasible! But in fact, it is necessary to analyze it on a case-by-case basis.

Do you think it's easier to get a high score in all politics and history from now on, or to continue studying physics and chemistry and get a high score? No one can give you an answer to this.

2. You said that you didn't study politics and history for a year, but you don't know much about this. We are divided into arts and sciences at the beginning of our second year of high school, but we are still learning liberal arts in the first semester of our second year of high school.

3. Biology majors do not recruit liberal arts students, and if you study liberal arts, you will definitely not be able to study biology. It's a contradiction to your hobby. However, bioengineering majors are still very promising.

The university is in your favorite city; Choose a university type: as long as you can enter a prestigious university, it doesn't matter if you major; Choose a major: A certain major in the university is very strong, and it doesn't matter if you have a reputation or geographical location.

5. This is my sincere words: I sincerely hope that you can continue to like science, because there are creatures that you are interested in, which is very valuable. Maybe the grades in physics and chemistry (both arts and sciences need to learn languages, mathematics, and foreign languages) are not ideal, but I think everyone can learn well, no matter whether you say you are good at science or not, at least everyone can get a fairly high score.

Don't be afraid of difficulties in learning, as long as you overcome them, you will definitely learn well. What if you transfer from science to liberal arts, and you have difficulties in learning liberal arts, and you encounter difficulties and find that liberal arts are not as easy as you imagined? Transferring back from liberal arts?

Aren't you delaying yourself! There is a good sentence in Wang Guozhen's poem: "Love life, I don't think about whether I can succeed, since I have chosen a distant place, I only care about the wind and rain."

Hopefully, you will overcome the difficulties of other disciplines and think about your favorite creatures. Endure it!! Hehe.

If you are in liberal arts, you can transfer at any time There is no great difficulty in liberal arts You only need a lot of memorization to get a high score What university you want to study in the future You need to choose your own major Only if you are interested in learning what university is suitable or ask others Some universities are not as good as they seem to know only when you go I hope it will be useful to you Thank you.

Immediately, or it will be too late.

Theoretically, as long as you register for the college entrance examination in December of the first semester of the third year of high school, you can freely choose liberal arts or science. Therefore, students in the second year of high school can transfer from science to liberal arts.

You must think about it when you transfer to a liberal arts, although liberal arts are not as difficult as science, but there is no difficulty or tiredness in learning, liberal arts need to memorize a lot of knowledge, you need to get up early to memorize, if you transfer liberal arts, and feel very tired and regret, then you can no longer transfer to science.

If you want to transfer after studying for most of the semester, it will be a bit too late. Half of the semester is over, and the sophomore year of high school is usually a compulsory book for half a semester, except for the number of languages, everything else needs to be re-learned, and the science is too difficult to learn, so the liberal arts can't make up for it if it falls so much.

The main differences between liberal arts and science are: different subjects, different ways of learning and thinking, different training purposes, and different admission ratios.

1. The subjects are different, the main courses of the liberal arts are history, geography, and politics, and the main courses of the science are biology, physics, and chemistry.

2. The learning characteristics of liberal arts are mainly based on memorization, induction and organization, while the learning characteristics of science are mainly based on comprehension, reasoning and thinking ability.

3. The purpose of training is different, the liberal arts are mainly to cultivate managerial talents, and the science is mainly to cultivate practical talents.

4. The admission ratio is different, there are more female students in liberal arts and more male students in science, and most female students have an advantage in memorization comprehension; Male students have an advantage in logical ability, and male students study more science.

You asked: I want to transfer to liberal arts in science in my sophomore year of high school, but the school has repeatedly rejected my request, can I change my major in my sophomore year?

Although I am already studying science in my second year of high school, studying literature and science is related to a person's future future, and I still have to make my own decisions about such a big thing. Think about it, if you are sure that you will not change it again, you can go to the school and apply for a liberal arts transfer.

The second year of high school in the university is divided into science and liberal arts majors, and there is no distinction between science and liberal arts in the basic education stage, and it is necessary to develop comprehensively.

The second year of high school can be transferred, and this liberal arts and sciences can be transferred to each other, but you must communicate with the school well.

You can transfer to another major in the second year of high school, but the school rejects you, probably because they feel that changing majors now will affect your grades.

Of course, if I study in science, the liberal arts school has repeatedly rejected my request, can I change majors in the second year of high school? I think in general, when you really want to change majors. The second year of high school can also be transferred.

If you want to transfer to a liberal arts school and refuse your request, it is also good for you, because the transfer of the second year of high school delayed your study for a year, so I am afraid that you will not be able to keep up and I am unwilling to let you change subjects.

Liberal arts and sciences are inherently free to choose, and schools cannot reject a student's application without a special reason.

There is no liberal arts and science in high school, the situation is different in each place, and the school does not agree to you to change subjects, then there is no way. For the specific situation, you should go to the local education bureau to find out the situation.

The high position of the school wants to transfer to the liberal arts school and has repeatedly rejected my request, can the high position be transferred? Then you may not be able to turn around, because the file has already been raised, and you will never be able to grow any longer.

Generally, it is possible to change courses, and you can discuss it with the school again.