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No matter which subject you study, you have to work hard! Math and English are the most basic, learn them well no matter what! The most fundamental distinction between arts and sciences is two ways of thinking, relatively speaking, science is more absolute, principles and formulas are fixed, right is right, wrong is wrong.

Liberal arts require better comprehension, and it is definitely not a matter of studying liberal arts if you are not good at science.

Think about your strengths, think about what kind of work you plan to do in the future, and then make a decision. Once you have made up your mind, you will spare no effort to study hard!

I'm also a liberal arts student.

I don't think it's good to turn around, after all, there are too many science majors, and it's not easy to make up for it

It's easier to transfer science to liberal arts, and science and physics are very difficult, okay?

Are you sure that your physicalization is good with a little effort?

Be careful. Wait until you make up all the physical and chemical life in the summer vacation.

It's time to turn around.

Yes, but before you do the following IQ test questions, if you get a score of 120 or more, you can definitely transfer no problem!

But if it is less than 120 points, it is still forgotten, after all, science is not better than liberal arts, and it takes a lot of brains.

IQ test questions.

Yes, I was quite bad at math back then, but the college entrance examination was just those things, and if you do more questions, you will find that it is not that difficult, and I was admitted to 211 later!

Turning around, the head will be dizzy children.

The study of science and literature has little impact on future university majors, and you can rest assured about what major you want to study in the future.

Don't leave anything to chance, once you have it, you feel like you have a way out. , but in fact, things after the transfer are beyond your imagination, you have to keep up with the progress of others is really not a joke, the original trembling coursework is heavy, there is new content every day, you have to learn what others have learned, it is even more difficult.

Once you've chosen, don't think about retreating.

You should know what you like and what you learn. The college entrance examination is a long-term battle, fighting for endurance, whoever can fight to the end will succeed for more than half of the time, so you must maintain a high interest in your learning, in order to promote your perseverance in learning.

Don't listen to what people say, learn physics well, and don't be afraid to go all over the world. So many people who study liberal arts don't live every year? Science does exercise a person's thinking ability, but if you are not suitable for rational thinking, then you are a little self-aware, don't play with him.

P.S. If you want to learn language and take the diplomatic test, I recommend you to take a look at the major of international relations, which school is better. I don't know what your grades are, but the ranking of this major should be one of the best. The prospects for this profession are good.

It is recommended not to turn. Round.

First, science will be easy to find a job in the future, and the salary will be high. If you can't go to the country's first-class high-level spine school, you will basically not be able to find any job after graduation, and reading it is equivalent to studying in vain. And with your current level, it is estimated that it will be difficult to get into a good university.

Second, it is normal for the topics to become more difficult after the subject is divided. It will be difficult to be unreasonable. If you study liberal arts, you need a lot of knowledge, comprehension, and presentation skills, and you may not be able to learn well.

Third, since you have chosen science and then liberal arts, if you don't adapt, it will have a great impact on the college entrance examination, and your mentality will not be good, and it is basically difficult to have good results in the college entrance examination. Now you don't have a better grasp of liberal arts.

Fourth, it is normal to encounter difficulties, and the important thing is not to be afraid of difficulties and do our best to overcome them. Now you can analyze whether your ranking in the class has dropped dramatically, or if there is no difference. If the decline is large, such as from the original top 30% to the bottom 30%, then you can consider changing to liberal arts.

If it's not that big, don't change it.

It is important to know that difficulties are only temporary, and only in science, the prospects for future work and employment are bright.