I am a high school Chinese student, two books on the edge, whether to learn cultural management or r

I was also conflicted at first. Because I also like art and stuff.

I asked the teacher at the time, and the teacher said that if I took the art exam, I would definitely be able to do better than the normal liberal arts.

It was the second semester of my senior year of high school, and my grades were in the upper middle grade).

Later, for various reasons, I didn't insist and continued to study literature.

I thought I was a little smart, but I studied hard for half a year, and now I'm a freshman. The university I got into was also good.

I answered a lot of questions just now, and I'm a little lazy, so I won't play too much. But it is recommended that you study hard.

Art is not a good way to go. There are very few achievements and it costs money.

My object is to study art. It doesn't matter, no money, not at all. It's true.

For your reference, good luck.

I'm a very practical person, and to be honest, if I were you, I would choose to study hard, because acting is not a thing"Family"of people are not very practical. This doesn't mean that I don't support you in learning cultural management, but I personally think that knowledge can better enrich people's connotation and enhance people's temperament, especially girls. However, your individual acting talent can be cultivated when you participate in club activities in college.

In this way, it may be more fulfilling for your life than if you study cultural management.

It's better to study hard, the road of performance is not easy to walk, don't contradict it, and if you recognize it, hurry up and do it.

If science is not particularly bad, it is recommended to study science, now the study of literature is more and more year by year, and it is easy to find a job after science, this is a fact, but if you really like liberal arts, then go with your heart, if you don't like to study, you can't study well.

If you have a hard time studying science, don't take the risk. The liberal arts are different, you can accumulate a long time if you don't have a wide range of knowledge, and your language will improve soon after. So why not study liberal arts insurance and it's good for you?

Actually, I don't think there's anything else to study liberal arts, two points: one, I can memorize; Second, it will be edited. In the third year of high school, you will find that politics is the hardest because you have no idea what to say, and the answers to the questions may be very different from what you think.

At this time, you will be tested for editing and memorizing ......Associative power is also important. A very important point in history is to master the method of answering questions, figure out the ideas, and be meticulous, and do not lose the historical elements. As for geography, the hardest part is the sunshine and district time, and geography also has a memorization test (unfortunately I was in the game and ended up with geography dying miserably......）

The most tangled is human geography, you must memorize it!

As for the so-called way out, if you don't care about majors, we have classmates in the Department of Chinese at Huake, the Department of Chinese at Jinan University, and Chinese as a foreign language, and a series of majors that I don't know what to say. However, most people choose finance, and I learned Russian, a minor language. To put it bluntly, it doesn't matter what major you have, if you are proficient, you are a bull x person, and you are still worried about work?

I don't know the landlord's ** person, anyway, I'm in Hubei, graduated last year. The first line is 530 points, and the basic line of going to a good university is about 20 points (some of them have passed the independent enrollment), so it is probably how the main body of the building will go......Liberal arts students have the joys and sorrows of liberal arts students. If the landlord's math is terrible, don't think about it, study liberal arts, that's right!

I wish you all the best for the future!

People who came over + liberal arts students said that they were under a lot of pressure.

I don't know how the landlord is about science, if you can learn it, don't study literature. What about me and my college classmates, the top 10 schools, how will I find a job in the future? Besides, we are not studying literature, history, and philosophy.

It's easy to get into a good school, but what about after you get in?

When it comes to economics and finance, I study economics, and when it comes to employment, how many science and engineering students come to grab you. I want to go abroad, and another bunch of science and engineering students are coming, and people like them more than our little liberal arts students......

Better than me, we are still doing nine homework sadly.

Anyway, my math is a mess too. I've often wondered if all that sine and cosine in math is a. Read more books, memorize more, and do more questions. This is the most practical and effective way ... Encourage you together!!

Come on, it's worse than mine. I can only barely get into a junior college, the most likely is not a public junior college, I took the college entrance examination mathematics more than 70 points, English more than 40 points. Wen Zong is sad, the answer is written incorrectly, and the answer to the geography question question is written into the history answer, and it is only more than 190 to take the test. The total score is 421