Liberal Arts and Sciences Help!! Thank you

Personally, I am a science girl, when I was first divided into arts and science classes, my grades were in the top 15 of the school year, but my science grades were not even in the top 50 (our school is also very good).My family asked me to choose essays, but I personally liked science very much, so I didn't listen to them. Because I feel like it's me in school and not them, a person's interests matter.

If I want to study a subject that I don't like, it's hard for me to get interested and work hard. The enthusiasm you put into learning is the most important thing, so why do you want to learn it if you lose it? So follow your own wishes, and don't think that boys don't have an advantage in studying liberal arts, many of my male friends are studying liberal arts.

They're all pretty good too. Because we have just finished the college entrance examination this year, several of them are from the National People's University. The choice of the future is a little less, but like you said, I think you should be a good student.

It doesn't matter what you learn, it's still yourself. Besides, your family is all engaged in architecture, and occasionally one comes out to study literature, and it is also balanced.

English has to be learned, so don't think about it, your mathematics, physics, chemistry is not very good, lack of energy I think it's just a temporary phenomenon, you can't do the question may be the reason for the irritability, after the division back to the system review, don't worry, the general eloquence of liberal arts is better than science, but just by reading is not very useful, if you want to read the same content all day long, I can't stand it anyway, not to mention watching for two years, you should also consider the problem of future employment, science students will have a wide range of employment in the future, But based on your situation, I still think it's better for you to choose liberal arts.

I used to have the same experience as you.

Sometimes don't think too much, such as about your future major, career, or whatever. However, if you are particularly good at physics, you should study science--- which is what most teachers say. I think it's important that you have no problem going to the last book anyway, and that you're more confident in the liberal arts than in the sciences.

I just decided to study literature, and my situation is similar to yours. I feel that I may be able to make better use of my strengths in Chinese and English, and will not be able to lower my grades in the subjects I have strengths in by supplementing physics and chemistry. I'm probably really talented in learning literature.

For majors and jobs, I have also heard many people say that there are many ways out of science. However, if you are good at liberal arts and can choose liberal arts, your future path will be very broad; If you have average grades in science, in fact, the choice will not be very different from that of liberal arts.

In addition, the arts and sciences have nothing to do with men and women. Don't worry too much.

Choose liberal arts. If you choose science, then with your current grades, I'm afraid.

Liberal arts are more advantageous for you, and once you study well, you will have a very good chance of success in the future, and there are many people in science, and there is a lot of competition.

Who said that boys can't study literature, this is a manifestation of the typical mutation of gender inequality.

Look at your love, okay, don't think about those things, choose the text if you like.