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In the long run, the newspaper liberal arts. After all, it's not too hard to learn, and if you are interested, you can learn well. If you feel that although you have a hard time studying science, you can also get a good score, then choose science first, and then apply for a major and then a liberal arts after the college entrance examination, because science students can apply for liberal arts majors, and the science score line is relatively low when you take the university entrance examination.

It's not easy to get a job now, the key is to learn well. If you don't fit in science, you will find it more difficult to understand than you did in high school when you go to university, and you will lose confidence after a long time.

On the subject: the main thing is to choose according to interests! If you don't like science, but choose science against your will for future employment, then the painful days are long gone!

If your logical thinking doesn't have an advantage, then choose liberal arts! The employment scope of liberal arts is still very wide, and there should be no career bias. Science students also have a large number of unemployed.

In addition, if you choose science, you will inevitably be a science or engineering student in college in the future, advanced mathematics is a compulsory course, and there are courses related to mathematics, statistics, etc., which will make you miserable. For students who are not good at science in the first place, it is torment.

That's bias, but it really depends on your interests. The liberal arts are also very good, because I am also a liberal arts myself, if you are a girl, you can choose according to your interests, the boys are mainly worried that there are too few boys in the liberal arts, but in fact, there is a lot of fun in the liberal arts.

Be interested, otherwise it will be very depressing later. If you can be admitted to Tsinghua University in liberal arts, you are not still a good student, who says that there is no future.

According to your situation, it is recommended that you study liberal arts. As long as you are willing to work hard, the partial problems can be made up, the politics of the liberal arts may be easier to make up, the science is too brain-consuming, and the science students will have a lot of things difficult to do in the future, I am also a liberal arts student, I feel that learning the liberal arts is not rote memorization, to flexibly apply the knowledge learned, since I have chosen the liberal arts, the liberal arts will be good, this is my current thinking.

Of course, I choose the direction I am good at. As for your future employment, you don't have to think about it now. Maybe a real 2012 Nicholas.

If you want to take the civil service exam in the future, or engage in administration, human resources or something, of course, studying literature will probably make you have more to talk about, but it is usually more useful to study and exercise people's thinking, and the scope of job search in the future is also wider Of course, it also depends on your personal personality and hobbies The path you want to take in the future The above is purely a personal opinion I graduated from science and engineering.

It is necessary to pay attention to both your hobbies and your strengths. Try to choose what you like relatively well, and you will learn better.

Interested?

Evaluate yourself holistically, understand yourself, and ask yourself: What are your hobbies? Are you interested in the liberal arts or the sciences? What are your specialties? These issues need to be fully understood.

Because a person, to do a good job, interest is very important, and if you are interested, even if what you do is very hard, you feel very happy! For example, I myself was very interested in liberal arts, and I liked to read books very much, and when I was a child, no matter what type of books I was interested in, or the books I wanted to read, I would walk seven or eight miles to borrow them and read them.

Therefore, at that time, I did not hesitate to choose to study liberal arts.

How did you do in arts and sciences?

Comprehensively analyze your academic performance in arts and sciences to see where your strengths are? Is the liberal arts stronger, or the sciences stronger. Make your own wise judgment according to your own learning situation and the strength of your own discipline.

For example, some students have good grades in physics and chemistry, but their grades in literature and history are not good, so of course they have a better chance of choosing science.

This is easier to solve, as long as you take out your exam results from the last semester and compare them comprehensively, you can do it in your heart.

Of course, there is another situation here, for example, some students are very good at physics, but somehow they don't learn chemistry very well. The historical results are particularly good, but I don't know how, and the politics are not very good.

This requires a specific analysis of whether I did not learn a certain subject well, whether I did not take a certain subject seriously, or whether my interest was not on it, or the teacher's reasons. It is necessary to conduct a comprehensive analysis before you can make your own judgment.

What are your dream career plans for the future?

Some students may say that it is too early to say this.

Actually, it's not. The choice you make now may be laying the groundwork for your future career.

I chose to study liberal arts at that time, but I didn't expect to become a Chinese teacher in middle school. However, at that time, I really liked to watch **, and I thought that if I chose to study liberal arts, I could watch ** freely.

Of course, I never thought that my careless choice at that time made me form an indissoluble bond with Chinese all my life, and now, I have stayed in the profession of Chinese teacher and have been working.

Therefore, on the question of choosing to study literature or science, it is very necessary to have a good plan for your future career, what career you plan to engage in in the future, and what industry you dream of striving for, which is also a question that must be considered.

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Don't blindly follow, don't follow the trend.

You can follow the advice of your elders, but it is better to analyze and evaluate yourself comprehensively to be more realistic.

Your grades are also good, I think, it's better to sign up for liberal arts, which subject has a lot of room for development, and many practitioners, the industry they are engaged in is sometimes not very mild with the major they are studying, and they are still doing very well.

Let's put it this way, I'm a science student. I think if you are strong in English and mathematics, it is better to choose liberal arts. Of course, you should ask the teacher, or other senior brothers and sisters, what the score of Wenzong is, because Wenzong's score is more difficult.

If it is science, then it is really necessary to be prepared for a long war of resistance. Because I don't think you are particularly outstanding in physics and chemistry, if you are usually strong in physics, then there is no problem in choosing science.

It is recommended that you choose science first, your science grades are not bad, you can catch up, if you feel that science is not good then, you can still transfer to literature, but if it is a literature to science, it will be difficult to learn, once the science is falling, it will be difficult to catch up, if you want to catch up with a lot behind, then you have to pay a lot, much, much, much. hard work and sweat.

Literature or science, you decide for yourself, no one can help you. It's best not to regret your choice, and keep trying.

You said that the second year of high school is a subject selection. Indeed, the division of arts and sciences is a troubling problem. However, choosing a liberal arts or science major is not measured by scores, but by interest first, and what career you want to do in the future.

If you just blindly pursue a high score in a discipline and make the wrong choice, you will lose more than you gain. As for the liberal arts, it will be oriented to the management industry in the future, which is a large category: such as administrative management, education management, etc.

If you choose science, you will be oriented to industries with more active thinking, such as information technology engineering, bioengineering, digital electronic engineering, etc. My sister chose it because she wanted to score higher in science, and she regretted it because she was as interested in those as I was.

As for speaking English, you have to learn whatever you choose. I also find it difficult, especially those noun adverbial object definite homonymous clauses I don't know what the difference is. Now what we have to do is to be more attentive, do more exercises, and ask more classmates if we don't understand.

After doing this a lot, the sense of language will come out, and I will stick to the college entrance examination, and I think God will not bear the heart.

Hmm, that's all I can say, and it doesn't make much of a difference, but I hope it can help you solve the mystery!

There are more universities to choose from for science, and there are basically only a few liberal arts.

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Studying science makes people's thinking active, and it is easier to find a job, and engineering is also more science-oriented.

Science is actually not particularly difficult, follow the teacher, if you don't understand, just ask, you can learn any subject well, it depends on whether you are attentive or not.

Anyway, my English is not good ......Recommend new concepts 2, memorize texts, exercise your sense of language will not do questions Your sense of language will be of great help, and summarize and strengthen memory, I believe you can! Now my English has finally come up from the countdown

After all, there are many majors in science at that time, and if you regret it, it is much easier to transfer science to literature than to literature.

Science, there are many schools of science, and there are many employment opportunities, so if you don't listen to it, you can slowly debug it.

If you are good at mathematics, you will have an advantage in liberal arts, but you must have a high level of English, otherwise your overall score will be held back. Of course, interest is also very important, and if you work really hard and add interest, you may be able to study science well. There is also the need to consider filling in the college entrance examination to see if the major you want to study is only for science students.

Although there are many science majors, the liberal arts are also very promising.

Hehe, according to what you like, although there is no strong point, I believe that the balance in your heart is a little tilted. Come on, although our subjects are not very good, but let's work hard, and ah, actively listen to the opinions of the people around us.

I can't say for sure, it depends on my personal preference. I'm a liberal arts student, and I'm a native of English and math. When I entered university, it was easy to choose a liberal arts major.

The range of employment options in science is a bit wider, and if you like writing work, choose an essay, English is a must.

Liberal arts, because good grades are more important.

High school subject selection: In the 3+1+2 mode, how to choose subjects for high school students can match themselves.

You must be cautious in choosing subjects, and you must clearly know that you are not choosing subjects for any hobbies, but to improve your total score, reach the score line, and be admitted to university. Therefore, you should choose the one that you have a high score and an advantage. No matter how much you like science, if your grades are not high, no matter how interested you are, it will be in vain.

The subject you are choosing now has nothing to do with your university major. Please look closely, it is "completely irrelevant"! It doesn't mean that if you choose a chemistry major now, you will have to study chemistry in college after you choose a chemistry major, nor does it mean that you can only apply for a geography major after you choose geography now.

It can only be said that if you choose science, you can choose a wider range of university majors in the future, but it does not mean that the geographical scope will be very narrow. For example, if you want to apply for an English major, you can do it no matter what major you choose.

Please think carefully, and I hope you will see this passage of mine in time. I am a senior high school teacher and I am the class teacher, and there are many people in our school who chose the wrong subject at that time, saying that they like physics and think that they can continue to study because they are interested. As a result, I did well in Chinese and English mathematics and foundation, but I was not good at physics, I had no advantage at all, and my total score could not be compared with others at all, and every mock test was unsatisfactory.

A student like this who is going to die in a physics class should never imitate him. In X subject, you must choose the one with the higher score. As for whether the major is good or not, take a step back and think about it, you can change your major in college with a little money, and if you can't get into college, it will not only cost money, but also delay time.

The students who asked the question should not belong to Lao Ran Dawen Dali, but the implementation: "3+x+ comprehensive" model.

I think you should take science.

There are several reasons for this:

1. The universities admit far more science students than liberal arts students. You've chosen a science degree to prove that you've got one foot in the university.

2. I think you should know that there is a big difference in the score line between Arts and Science every year, for example, in my year, the score line for Science II was 432 and the score line for Arts and Science was 462, a difference of 30 points. Every year. Most of these 30 points are due to math, as there are different levels of difficulty.

Now you are just not good at physics, it's not that you do too little, but you don't find the right way, such as just doing it, not analyzing the type of problem, etc., I think you learn; Science is better, after all, you like it, and like mathematics can be more than 90, science and mathematics is king, I think you should talk to your physics teacher and find problems! Classical Chinese must be memorized regardless of the study of literature and science, if you memorize it steadily, these 8 points (10 points) will be taken steadily!

Physics is different from mathematics, since there have been so many exams in the past, and the liberal arts are better than the science exams, then you should apply for the liberal arts better.

And liberal arts students are generally not very good at mathematics, if you are good at mathematics, it will definitely be very advantageous to apply for liberal arts, but if you apply for science, not only will the advantages of mathematics not be shown, but physics will pull you back.

You like to study science, but maybe not suitable for science, mathematics can be learned well, does not mean that physics can be learned well, but physics can be learned well, mathematics must be able to learn well, think about it slowly.