Ask for advice on the placement of arts and sciences classes

Schoolmate. , It's too early for you to say now, the liberal arts and sciences in high school are different from those in junior high school, you don't know what your preference will be after a stage of study, you should take a look at the results of the previous monthly exams and other big exams in the year when you take a look at the results of the major exams in the arts and sciences in the year, the ranking in your city can be determined, to be honest, high school science is extremely difficult, but the liberal arts will not be easy to **, the focus is on Grohe when you have to learn every subject well. In this way, you will have a choice in the future, as for the department you studied in college, it is not something you have to consider now, and the time to consider this should be when you find that the arts and sciences are almost the same, and choose your arts and sciences according to your personal preferences.

As for the high school students who want to enter the high school, you should give full play to your strengths in the first year of high school, cultivate your interest in various subjects, never underestimate what you love, abandon what you hate, don't think that you must choose which subject in the future can give up another, teachers have a saying, if the liberal arts are not good, the science is generally not good, and vice versa.

I am a high school graduate. Liberal arts is to memorize every day. I memorized the exam for a long time, and one was not blocked. If you're smart. Let's learn it. When you wait until college, there are many good majors to choose from.

The way out of learning literature is much narrower.

As you said yourself, there are many economics that combine arts and sciences.

So, the economy can accept liberal arts and sciences, do you think that chemical engineering and computer science will accept liberal arts students?

If you have a strong interest in law and foreign languages, then you can try liberal arts, otherwise it is not necessary.

What do students in the liberal arts study: history, humanities, foreign languages, arts, law. All of the above are pure liberal arts, that is, they do not recruit science majors.

LZ see for yourself. Do you think that history and humanities can have a good job when you go out? It's not that I'm biased, the facts are in front of me.

I suggest that you study science, although I didn't study well because I didn't study well, and I personally think that science is better. Xuewen will really be tired to memorize!

Depending on your interests, science usually has a lot of homework (especially in key middle schools), and liberal arts are easier as long as you are not afraid to memorize.

In fact, it is a prejudice to say that the liberal arts have a narrow way out, and those who say this kind of thing are all science students, how many science students are really doing science work when they read it? There aren't a lot of people sitting in the office yet. There are many majors in science that are not suitable for girls, and there are more ways for girls to choose essays (you go and look at the list of majors in science and engineering schools, I don't miss you).

If you are very good in science now, and your language is not bad, you can choose science, if you are only in the middle or lower middle, it is still good to read the essay (the results of science efforts are very slow and effective, and it is not good to hit self-confidence, and you can basically write after memorizing liberal arts).

I am a graduate of this year and believe that my advice has some value.

In the past years, the advantages of science and science are greater, and this has nothing to do with men and women.

In addition, your own interests are very important, since you like to study science, strengthen your beliefs.

At that time, I was in a similar situation to you, I believed in my own interests and theories, and as a result, I reached the first place in my class in the college entrance examination this year and was admitted to PetroChina.

Trust me, and even more so in yourself.

If you want to go abroad, it's better to study literature.

If you are in Japan, you can learn everything.

From the point of view of scores alone, it is recommended to study essays. I'm a science graduate, so I'll tell you why.

First, liberal arts mathematics is easy, and for students with average math scores, the difficulty of liberal arts mathematics is very suitable. Mathematics and physics are not good, studying science is too difficult, I don't know which province you are a candidate from, most provinces mathematics and physics are the two most difficult subjects. In addition, if you don't think well in science, it will be difficult to improve your grades in science and physics.

Second, the English score is mainly based on vocabulary, although grammar is very important, but there are so many commonly used grammars, it is not difficult to contact more grammar, when I first learned some grammar in high school, I must feel a little difficult grammar because I am not familiar with it, but don't worry, just see more. PS: If you have a large vocabulary, you will benefit for life.

Third, although I finally studied science, I always liked Shi Dizheng when I was a freshman in high school, and my grades in liberal arts were better than those in science. I feel that the liberal arts are indeed simpler, and as long as you really work hard, the improvement in grades will definitely be higher than the same amount of energy spent on science subjects.

Science majors will have far more career options than liberal arts when they graduate from university, and it is indeed easier to find a job, so more people want to study science. Three hundred and sixty lines, the line is the champion, and there will always be a reward for hard work.

Sister paper has defects in literature and science, basically not good at science, mathematics, and English, so you have to work hard in the back According to the interest of the landlord.

If you are all interested, consider the family situation. If the family situation is good, you can do it, and if the family situation is not good, you can choose the direction of local employment.

Personal suggestion: Science is basically on doing, and liberal arts is basically on the back. Which one do you choose?

I think it doesn't matter what you choose, the grades were not good before, it doesn't mean that there are no socks after the widening, it is not good, it mainly depends on what you want to learn. In fact, you can see what major you want to study in college in advance, whether you want a science college entrance examination candidate or a liberal arts candidate.

Which one you like to learn, interest is the most important thing.

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Look at where your interests lie.

I used to be similar to you, I studied liberal arts, but the job prospects after liberal arts are not very good.