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The advantage of the liberal arts and sciences for students is that it is convenient for the college entrance examination to reduce some of the burden, and the liberal arts and sciences are also two different directions for colleges and universities to cultivate people, and there are also educational psychology, economics or management arts and sciences.

You choose science because your school has a comparative advantage in science in the province, and you can gain a lot with the rising tide. But the problem is that my science foundation is really bad, and the key point I am considering is whether I can make up for the science or go back to the liberal arts.

After choosing the liberal arts, I was very depressed for a while, because there were so many changes and there were fewer male classmates around. And the learning atmosphere is also very poor. But it wasn't until a conversation that I changed my attitude.

The man told me that there are many forks in the road in life, but no matter which fork in the road you choose, no matter how twists and turns it is, you can eventually lead to success. It's just that the length of the road to success will change, and the scenery you experience will be different. In short, respect your choice, whether you decide to study literature or science.

Now I can stay in the top 10 of my grade in liberal arts, and I have taken the exam 4 times, once 9th and twice 3rd.

I can only advise you that the best grades in school are not the best grades you can achieve!

But since you have chosen science, don't hesitate, you yourself are confident that you can learn well, don't you?

The foundation is not a problem, you can make up for it by spending more time and energy, and you must not hesitate to study.

Frustration is inevitable Don't doubt yourself! Learning science well requires a strong logical orientation.

The sensitivity of numbers and the liberal arts are relatively undifficult.

Believe in your choice, don't look backwards, rush forward, kid!

Hey, I just thought that there were many science majors and a wide range of employment, so I applied for science. As a result, I regretted my death when I applied for the volunteer recently. It is true that there are many science majors, but most of them are engineering, such as civil engineering, engineering, electronics, etc., which I am not interested in at all, but rather those liberal arts majors, such as minor languages, Chinese as a foreign language, news media, and many schools only accept science majors.

If you are a girl, I really recommend you to study liberal arts!! Sister, I was in the same situation as you at the beginning!!

I'm a liberal arts student, so let's talk about liberal arts first.

When I was a freshman in high school, my science teacher asked me to go to the office all day long, and I didn't have any time in the liberal arts except for classes. Later, when I was assigned to the liberal arts, I found that everyone is like this, so your exam will not affect too much, as long as you follow the step-by-step course, you can also take the liberal arts.

About the endorsement of liberal arts. Liberal arts need to be memorized, but that's just the basic theory. A person who really has good grades in liberal arts is the one who can use it. This requires spirituality and long-term accumulation.

Let's talk about science.

Difficulty in science. If you don't know how to learn anything (I don't think you are), the difficulty of science isn't a problem. Judging from your situation, it's not that you can't learn, it's just that you don't use your time well.

I think it's okay for you to make up for it in an organized way this summer. In the end, there are not many people who make the finale questions in the college entrance examination, and it is very good to only get the score of the ordinary mid-range questions in the college entrance examination.

Mathematics is less than science and mathematics, but it is not necessarily less difficult. Mathematics is of great strategic significance to liberal arts students, and it seems that science and mathematics do not play a decisive role in science.

Overall, your choice of liberal arts and sciences depends on your preferences. And I think that's the most important thing. Combine the subjects you like and the jobs you want to do in the future, and then think about them together.

In fact, it's not difficult, things in high school are not difficult, as long as you learn to grasp the rules of exam questions, the last 211 is very simple.

When considering the division of subjects, students should first choose according to their learning situation since the first year of high school, and through the study of the first year of high school, they should be good at which subject they are good at and which science they are better at.

The second is interest, only with a certain subject foundation, on this basis, considering interest, can help to further improve the performance of the subject. For example, if you want to be a writer, you can consider choosing liberal arts, and if you want to become a scientist, you can choose science, so you can set your goals.

Finally, there is the enrollment plan, when choosing a subject, you should figure out which subject in your area has more students and more admission opportunities, as a factor to consider as a sub-subject.

If it were me, I would choose liberal arts. Your interest in liberal arts can be cultivated, but your grades in science are indeed a bit poor, maybe the foundation is not good, so you will suffer more in your future studies. In fact, the focus of liberal arts is not to endorse, but to understand, it is best to have your own ideas on a certain issue.