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Now there is no so-called science is good for employment, liberal arts is not good, first of all, we must look at the specific major, for example, engineering in science is better employment than pure science, and although in the current economic environment, the economics and management in the liberal arts are still very popular! And it's important to have your own personal abilities!

My personal suggestion is that you are better at studying liberal arts, such as the college entrance examination, which is based on the mechanism of scores, the pressure is greater in the later stage, interest is very important, if you are not even willing to study science, what if you have to practice every day and repeat every day in the future? A lot of thinking in liberal arts is relatively similar, you can still speak English, encourage yourself when you study other liberal arts: I can learn these as well as English!

Step by step, progress is good results!

Don't ask for the best, just for the better, right?

No matter what you choose in the end, if you choose, you must go on firmly, stick to it, and there will always be results.

A word to you: hard work is not necessarily successful, but in order to succeed, you must work hard!

Liberal arts are not difficult to employ, and there are also professions such as lawyers, writers, journalists, translators, and civil servants.

But it's true that the scope is smaller than that of science.

For those with good grades, arts and sciences are fine, and those with poor grades are better to choose science, because if the science score is low, there is still a school to enter. The grades are above average, and it is better to go to liberal arts.

The liberal arts backrest is not wrong, but it is almost the same in the first and second years of high school, and the latter knowledge is too much, so it is natural to write it down.

If you are willing to study the best, you will improve very quickly in the third year of high school. Science depends on accumulation.

If the boys miss it in the liberal arts class, they will also memorize it.

The main thing is that you are persistently pulling. If you're afraid of this or that, it's useless to have a liberal arts or sciences.

If you don't want to listen and don't want to learn, it's terrible, then it's wasted, and there will be fewer subjects after the division. It will be slightly less tiring.

If you really can't decide, think about what career you like. Which department does it belong to? Driven by preferences, it probably would be better.

Since I'm a boy, I think it's better to study science.

Science has a wide range of students.

And if you study hard, you will be able to learn it in no time.

Hello, I'm not a teacher, but I'm someone who went through that time.

I think it's better to choose the reason.

Liberal arts carry too many things, and most boys can't bear it.

You can also talk to your parents.

Let me tell you from my experience and the social situation.

You can't go wrong with choosing liberal arts.

It is recommended that you apply for science, I don't know that you are **, I am from Shandong, although your mathematics is not good, but, after learning science, your mathematical thinking will get better and better, so the mathematics score will be better in the future, but you still have to work your own, the most important thing is that you know very little about liberal arts subjects, which is difficult to do, because liberal arts have high requirements in this regard, and there are many things to memorize in political history in addition to geography, textbooks, compulsory courses in politics are the first 4 books, and there are two electives, Then in April, May, I began to back the hot spots|||You have to prevent the content of the textbook from forgetting, so there are too many things to memorize, and liberal arts students are generally super strong in memorization and super poor in mathematics, so the key to good liberal arts grades is mathematics, and once you study literature, it is difficult for you to improve your mathematics, because there is a problem of thinking, and your thinking is naturally very suitable for learning science such as mathematics. According to what you said, your memorization ability is average, and you know very little, you know a class like history, what material questions or something, need your very broad knowledge, you are like this, it is really not suitable for selecting essays. If you don't look at the map, if you don't look at the geography|||The picture is the life of geography, boy}||Most of the science students are very poor in Chinese and English, so the sum of the three main courses is not good, and your Chinese and English scores are very good, so you have an advantage, and your grades in the three main courses will be very good, so the college entrance examination will take advantage.

You don't have to worry about math problems, many people are not good at math before learning science, and they get better slowly, in fact, the mathematical thinking of science students and liberal arts students is really very different.

Also, I think it's very important that there are few liberal arts students, and what kind of liberal arts students are good for employment, you know it when you look at the major of the university, it's completely deceptive, it's definitely science students who are popular, there are many recruits, low scores, many majors, and good professional employment prospects.

It is recommended that you study science, math is not a problem!

Personally, I think the selection is the best!

You have to trust me.

I am a candidate in Shandong this year, with 616 in liberal arts, 32 points above the first line, and was admitted to Shanghai Jiaotong University.

2 years ago, like you, I turned on the red light in physics and chemistry, but I couldn't do political science, and I could only take a 150 math test of 75!

The situation is far worse than yours!

I support the liberal arts for two reasons:

1. Liberal arts are very easy to catch, and it's never too late to learn science when politics and history are made, a lot of good math is good, and if math is not good, there is no chance to turn over! If you study literature, mathematics can slowly catch up, like me, mathematics rushed to 130 in the college entrance examination. After studying science, physics, chemistry and mathematics, my thinking has not been alleviated for a long time, and it has gradually become ossified.

In the liberal arts, you can concentrate on mathematics, because politics and history are all memorized, and the amount of calculation is almost none, and if you choose science, think about it: physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology——— can you stand the amount of calculation? I'm so tired!

2. Liberal arts employment is convenient, university is easy to take, and the way out is wide. If you are a liberal arts student and get 20 points in the first line, you can hold a very good school; Science is over 30 points, and it's just a middle and lower book. And a lot of good students are attracted to science.

You may still become a top student, but it is too difficult to study science, and the competition is very fierce!

3. After entering the society, competing for jobs requires your expression, social skills and other skills, studying liberal arts is itself a study of humanities and society, and there are too many research contents in science, which will gradually make people rigid. In fact, liberal arts students have stronger social skills than science students, and in interviews, liberal arts students have a higher pass rate than science students!

However, if you study literature and science, if you don't work hard, you will all fail the list. I just thought that your current situation would be more appropriate to study literature.

But hard work alone is not enough, it requires your ambition, carefulness and confidence. What is more important is to think about your own learning methods repeatedly, find your own efficient and detailed learning methods, be good at planning, and break through the learning barriers ---

Finally, I would like to send you a sentence of "erudition, ambition, inquiry, and close thinking" If you fully understand this sentence and study it persistently, actively and efficiently, then you will definitely get ahead.

I wish you the title of the gold list and the success of your dreams!!

Look at preference. Be sure to look at the individual's interests.

Science will be relatively difficult, once you don't learn well, it will be very difficult to study, since you want to study media, which is a liberal arts major, I also recommend you to apply for liberal arts.

Academics, there is a wide range of choices when applying for the exam.

Stick to your hobbies, insist on going your own way, and "don't stick to one pattern to reduce talents". If you want to study psychology or finance, it is naturally a liberal arts. However, the development of modern technology has been integrated into life, and computer information and electronic technology knowledge are indispensable in work.

Therefore, the basic knowledge of science should also be learned well. The advice of a 60-year-old retired electronics engineer.

！！！Those who study liberal arts say that liberal arts are good, and those who study science say that science is good.!!

In fact, they all have their own strengths and weaknesses.

Those who study literature can deal with economics, education, law, journalism, Chinese, management, tour guides, archaeology and some software development in the future. Science, on the other hand, is mainly related to eating, using, walking, and scientific research in real life, which is more practical.

text, mainly to cultivate managerial talents; science, mainly to cultivate practical talents; One is indispensable.

The main courses of literature are Chinese, Mathematics of Liberal Arts, English, History, Geography and Politics. (After the second year of high school, physics, chemistry, and biology are also taught more roughly, and there is only one class a week).

Science, the main courses are science, mathematics, biology, physics, chemistry (everything else is the same) Liberal arts and sciences are actually not difficult, but they all have to be diligent in thinking.

I recommend you to study science, basically most of the work is science and engineering, to the university, the basic courses must learn advanced mathematics, pass the computer exam must learn mathematics, for the analysis of abstract problems!! 1

Take my answer! 1！Believe me.

Psychofinance or liberal arts, right?

Finance also recruits science majors, but it is more difficult to get into than liberal arts.

As a liberal arts student, the lesson I can give you is: if you are good at math, physics, and chemistry, then choose science. If there are obvious weaknesses in these three subjects, choose liberal arts.

Generally speaking, it is good to study science and have a wide range of employment. At that time, I was very poor in physics, and chemistry was very good, but physics was required for science (this is the case in Jiangsu Province). So I chose liberal arts.

I suggest you study science, but it will take your effort.

It is recommended to study liberal arts, and the steps of physics in the third year of high school are too large.

It depends on what you want to study in college.

In terms of reality, if you come out of science and become a teacher, it is indeed easier to find a job than liberal arts, politics and history, and many people seem to be able to teach as long as they can read and write, and there is no technical content, and then there is a shortage of teachers in science.

I graduated from Zhangzhou Normal University, and now there is a situation that you need to understand: most of the current teachers already need a graduate diploma ......You can try to choose other industries. For example, the employment rate of electrical engineering and automation majors in the Department of Physical and Electrical Engineering of Zhangzhou Normal University is very high.

Then now it depends on whether you are interested in the text or the reason, if you are interested in the text, you will report the text, if you are interested in the reason, if you are interested in the reason, I recommend that you report the reason (because you have said that the reason is "delicious").

If you want to report, you should report it, and tell your family that even if you are interested, you can't study well, you can't get into a good university, you can't find a job, or is it better to have a narrow employment scope? And this is your life and your decision, parents can only be advice, they can't make decisions for you, do what you like and don't let yourself regret it later.

First of all, there is mathematics in both the arts and sciences.

Secondly, in terms of subject level, students study physics and chemistry in science, and history, geography and politics in liberal arts.

In terms of learning characteristics, abstract thinking is immediately more needed, and liberal arts needs more intuitive understanding.

From the learning stage, science is difficult first and then easy, and the more you learn things, the less you learn, but you need to understand the high level, and the liberal arts are easy and then difficult, and the more you learn things, the more you learn, but you can go from shallow to deep, but you need to memorize a little more in the third year of high school, and it takes more time in the later stage.

From the perspective of applying for the college entrance examination, some majors are divided into arts and sciences, but you can change departments after comprehensive admission, and there is also the perspective of basic undergraduate science and work must be done, which is not very important.

In short, when choosing, interest first, grades as a reference, as long as physical chemistry is not particularly bad, it is recommended to choose science, so that the second year of high school is painful, and the third year of high school is easy. It's upside down than the liberal ones. But if the liberal arts are really strong, it doesn't hurt to apply.

In addition, there are differences in mathematics between the arts and sciences, but they cannot be used as a decisive factor. Hope the above is helpful to you.

I think you have to choose from your hobbies and interests, because if you are interested, you will be motivated to learn, and good mathematics is a great advantage for liberal arts students.

That's still science, science is easy to find a job.

Listen to yourself, in the future, it will be you who will go out to work and no one else will replace you. If you don't like science, you will delay yourself if you apply for science.

First of all, it depends on your interest and ability, whether you prefer to study history, geography and politics or physics and chemistry. The current exam questions for studying history and geography are not all biased towards memorization, and the current geography is physics in the liberal arts, which is very difficult. History and politics also need to use their brains, not just memorize them.

And physics and chemistry students don't need me to say more, I have learned them in junior high school, and I not only need IQ, but also need to do a lot of questions and see question types.

Furthermore, it depends on what university you want to go to, and if you want to pursue a career in finance, technology, etc., you can choose science. Those who are more literary and artistic, such as translators or lawyers, have to choose essays.

Whatever you choose, you have to learn. It is not only necessary to rely on the sub-department. In addition to mathematics, you must study hard. Liberal arts students rely on mathematics to score points, and science students take English to score points. In fact, in the college entrance examination, everyone is not much worse in the sub-subject, just look at the score project.

Think about it, the above is purely original. Hope it helps!

Generally speaking, I think it's a liberal arts, and then it's a mouthful, a mouthful, a trick, a trick, a science, a down-to-earth officer, but it's possible to make more money, but there is one thing, whether you study liberal arts or science, try your best to learn English and mathematics, if you want to study economics in college, finance should study mathematics, and there should be a lot of analysis methods that need to use mathematics

All of the subjects are other than language and mathematics, liberal arts and mathematics are relatively simple, science and physics, chemistry and biology, liberal arts, geography, history and politics, measure which aspects are good and then report.