I ask you for help, whether I study science or liberal arts.

I think you should pay attention to the following principles:

1.Interests and specialties are preferred. Because whether you study literature or science, if you are not interested, you will lose your initiative and enthusiasm in the competition, and if you have no specialty, you will not have a special advantage, which is reasonable on the field"Rush ahead"behavior, the advantages are obvious.

2.Take me as the main and do not blindly follow the principle. Because it is a matter of choice for the future, many people are extra cautious.

But what follows is that many people look forward and backward, the first rat at both ends, undecided, people are also clouds, and they follow the trend, so they are confused, and they don't know why they are on, and they don't know which subject will happen. Many people quit science after going to the liberal arts, and many people quit the science and literature, using the choice as a testing ground, please note: time is limited, and adaptation is not a day's work!

Therefore, the practice of turning over and over must be denied first. You really can't afford to experiment! Choose what suits you, choose what you need, and exclude external factors as much as possible.

Because many people may only make suggestions based on themselves, and many people may be short-sighted and short-sighted.

3.The principle of weighing the pros and cons. You can take the mathematical method to list them in sections, from interests to subject advantages, from personal factors to external factors, and list them one by one, and the one that can take advantage is the biggest direction.

4.Long-term principle. Many people will raise the issue of the development space of liberal arts or sciences, although it can be considered, but it should not be used as the key, because no one is a person with foresight, and cannot foresee the social situation in seven or eight years, because the demand for talents has its era, regionality, and comprehensiveness.

Students from institutions of higher learning such as Beijing or Tsinghua University also have difficulty in practitioners. The key is to see the right direction, actively prepare, and improve solidly. In addition, don't just use the results of an exam as a reason for your choice, look back at the past, think carefully about the future, and make comprehensive considerations and long-term plans, which is an important part.

Weigh it up for yourselves and don't trust your fate to someone else. Don't simply rely on gender to decide, everything needs to be considered comprehensively and make a rational choice!

This question of yours has been encountered by many people, I have encountered it many times, and it has been accepted by many people, I hope it will also help you! To borrow an advertisement: Minebonwe, off the beaten path.

Hope you understand. (I belong to this group, so I can copy it here, thank you for your understanding).

Science, science has many outlets. There are many science majors when filling in the volunteers. Liberal arts majors are not very good.

It's an important question, but don't put too much pressure on yourself.

First of all, look at the interest.

What you like is what you can learn better.

And then. The purpose of the division is to give full play to your strengths, and then use your strengths to take the college entrance examination. Scores are the most important thing.

I don't think history is the problem.

If you can't finalize it after measuring it yourself, there's a good way to do it.

Liberal Arts and Sciences Aptitude Test Questions.

I searched the internet and couldn't find it. You can also look for it again.

Then I recommend a book to you, the name is "High School Three Years Early Know", Kyushu Press. The appendix to that book contains a classic liberal arts aptitude test. Because I've seen this test in other books.

You can go to the bookstore to find the book, you can finish it in the bookstore, but there are a lot of questions, you go with paper and pen. If the bookstore is more strictly managed, then you can buy it directly, and it is not expensive. In addition, there are tests attached to some other study method books, but I don't know much about it, I don't know if it's accurate, so you'd better look for "Know Early in the Three Years of High School".

When deciding on the arts and sciences, I suggest you take a look at the admission newspaper for this year's college entrance examination admissions. It's not for you to look at the score, it's to look at the major. I did the math, and there were only 10 liberal arts majors combined.

There are even fewer popular ones. There are relatively many languages, but many colleges and universities recruit science students.

I hope you've thought it all.

1. You can refer to your main interests, in fact, there are many things that you can learn well as long as you are interested.

2. You can refer to which X subject in your school has better results, so as to ensure the quality of teaching.

3. You can refer to which subject you have the best grades, so as to choose, and the more you learn, the more confident you will be, so that you can learn better and better.

Tell you, for the college entrance examination and not for the sake of interest. If you are good at English, you will study science, and if you are good at mathematics, you will study liberal arts, so that you will have an advantage.

Science is good for employment.

At the end of the liberal arts, when you apply for the liberal arts, you want to say, but why didn't I study science?

There are too few liberal arts majors.

People like you, who are not good at studying literature, will regret it.

First of all, interest is an important motivation for you to study in the next two intense years.

In the first year of high school, academic performance does not reflect much on future grades.

After all, there is no situation where you study so many subjects in the first year of high school after the division of subjects, and your study will become specialized, which will definitely help you to integrate this subject on a good foundation of liberal arts.

Because after choosing a science subject, the school curriculum is obviously biased towards science, and there are only a few comprehensive classes a week, and there is not much room for improvement: so the foundation of the first year of high school is very important.

I believe that with the help of my own interests, I don't need to worry too much about my studies after graduation.

Finally, the choice of liberal arts and sciences is related to the range of majors you choose at the university, so please grasp your interests.

If you consider employment, it's not easy to find a job, and if the school is good, you can fool around, so I won't say much about the general school. Engineering is the easiest way to get a job.

Science has always been lower than liberal arts, so you can't choose it because of the difference in scores. For example, this year, the difficulty of Hunan liberal arts and sciences is quite comparable, but the liberal arts are 581, and the science is only 536.

Or should it be distinguished by preference.

From your question, it seems that you are interested in all subjects, and as a university teacher, I think you should consider it realistically.

What is the reality, that is the investment situation of each university in your location. For example, in Hunan, the ratio of the number of applicants for arts and sciences this year is nearly 1:1, but the ratio of the number of applicants is 2:8.

In other words, you need to be the first in the liberal arts and the top 20 to 30 in the sciences to go to the same university!!

Liberal arts are always competitive, and even if it's easy to study now, it's hard to find a job in the future. It's better to put in some hard work now.

Let's go ahead and endure hardships.

I think it's interesting to study science if you like science, and if you're interested in learning to learn well. If you have to learn what you don't like, the next two years will be very painful!

First of all, it depends on what major you want to study in the future. If you don't have a specific major, it is recommended that you study literature. The science subjects in the second and third years of high school are really difficult, after all, we still have to face the college entrance examination.

If you are not as strong as liberal arts in science now, it will be more difficult in the second year of high school, and if liberal arts are basically still this difficulty, then your science will be even worse. You say you're afraid of history, I think you're just afraid of history exams, most people will be very interested when they listen to historical stories, don't think about learning when you study history, just listen to stories, and gradually you won't be afraid.

It turns out that I was confused too. But in the end, I chose liberal arts. Because I like liberal arts more, geography and history are particularly good from junior high school, but the results in science are not low, and physical chemistry can be ranked in the class, but I don't like it, every time I do the questions hard, I just know, I understand (understand thoroughly) but I just don't like it, so I chose liberal arts.

There are really a lot of things to memorize in the liberal arts, such as five books on history, and four books on geography in junior high school.

It's almost all said, it's up to you to choose, be careful!

First of all, choose the subject you like and work hard to get good grades.

I guess it's the liberal arts.

Because I was a science major, I just finished the college entrance examination.

I know that science focuses on the idea of solving problems, and when you see a problem, you basically have to know what formula or what method to use to do it, and what you don't know is not knowing, anyway, if I don't know how to do it, I will never be able to do it, and I can only write a random formula and get some points. So if you get 20 points for a physics problem, you get 18 or 9 points, and if you don't do it, you get 3 or 5 points, and there's a big difference.

If you want to study science, you must do a lot of practice, and memorization is useless.

If you like politics and geography, then memorize it with interest, because liberal arts are memorized anyway.

If you're afraid of doing a problem, you'll memorize it, and you'll always write something when you're doing a problem, and those who know it won't always be able to get it all right, and the gap will be smaller.

The college entrance examination still depends on the scores, since the liberal arts are relatively high, it must mean that you are more suitable for the liberal arts, but the competition in the liberal arts is more intense, because the liberal arts in the undergraduate line are relatively less than the sciences.

And in the future, there will be a lot fewer majors in college.

Generally, the civil service exam will be examined.

If you have the courage to memorize countless books, then liberal arts are good, it's up to you.

Let's study liberal arts:

As a high school science student, this is the real feeling, of course, the most important thing is to sit down and decide for yourself, think about it.

As for math, my approach is; Don't care about the last two big questions at the beginning, make the first simple ones, and ensure that you do them one by one, and don't be greedy.

And check carefully, there is no problem after doing the first question of the next two.

In this way, you can almost score more than 120 points every time.

Usually, when you are proficient in the previous questions in training, you will get faster and faster, slowly.

The more time you spend with the last two questions, the better you wish you luck1

Interest is the motivation for learning, so if you like liberal arts, then choose liberal arts.

As for mathematics, there is no way, only to fight, find a responsible, good math teacher, and conduct 1-to-1 tutoring, I don't believe that with your IQ and your hard work, you can still make math down?

Liberal arts. I didn't know you were **. It's easier for us to learn liberal arts math here.

And you're not good at math itself, maybe the liberal arts will make up for some of the gaps. The most important thing is that you are very interested in Wenzong, so it is easy and happy to learn. And also learn well.

You said journalists. Lawyer. They are all liberal arts majors, and journalists need to write well and have strong communication skills.

Lawyers need to be more competent. For those who are not good at math themselves, they can only do more math, as long as they don't pull back. The most important thing is to strengthen your strengths.

In fact, there is not much room for improvement in weak subjects. Work and school matters, as long as you are able. It is you who chooses others, not others who choose you.

Let me tell you, since 2011, high school has not divided into arts and science exams, so after 2011, you don't need to consider which subject to choose when you enter high school. But I like to study liberal arts, although memorizing essays is boring and it is difficult to find a job after graduation, but I like it.

Science, don't explain... Just like me, study hard.

Since you like politics so much. History. Geography. Then you can study liberal arts.

Since I like liberal arts, I choose liberal arts, it's nothing, gold always shines. It's easy to find a job if you study science. Math to find a learning method that works for you. Each teacher's teaching style is different, go to a cram school to see, there is always a learning style that suits you. Come on.

It's good to study steadily, you still want to study liberal arts, hehe.