Liberal arts and science sub consultation for high school students in the first and second years of

According to your own explanation, my conservative advice is to choose a liberal arts subject. However, I can't analyze the specific results from your explanation, so please consider the following points again:

1. Chemistry in the first year of high school tends to memorize, so it is better to be good at chemistry based on your liberal arts thinking. But in the next few years, chemistry will focus more on analytical and rational thinking, and I would like to ask you to think more about this.

2. You said that you are good at politics, but I don't know if you have started to get in touch with philosophy, if you can still reach the level of good at philosophy, then the key to liberal arts can be said to be in your pocket.

3. As far as language is concerned, those who are good at language will have a clear advantage in science. And if your language level reaches a pioneer status (125+ almost every time), then you can also make a name for yourself in the liberal arts class.

4. Regarding mathematics, as far as my old classmates are concerned, there are many people who have completed a big counterattack in mathematics, but this is based on the premise that they did not study hard in their first year of high school. If you can indeed prove that your science thinking is not good, especially if you have a bad ability to summarize the relationship between question types and associative question types, it is recommended not to choose science.

5. If the history score is okay and the geography score is not weak, then it is highly recommended to choose the liberal arts. Trust me, as long as you learn English by heart, it will never be a stumbling block for you (but if you don't memorize words and take notes, then no one can help you).

6. Finally, about physics, I don't know if you're not good, what you learn in the first year of high school should be acceleration, curvilinear motion and the like, these are theorems that can be flexibly used on the basis of memory, I don't know what you have to do. But I guess I don't remember it......You should be able to make up for it by doing more questions, but what circuit power is in the second and third years of high school, electromagnetic induction, you have to be mentally prepared, those questions can be simple to death, or difficult to make people rest. So be sure to think twice.

7. Finally, consider whether the major you want to study in college in the future is arts or science. But you must choose well this time, because choosing the right liberal arts and sciences can make your studies more effective with half the effort. But no matter what the outcome is, once you choose, you should never go back and complain about this decision, and no matter how difficult it is, don't complain about this decision.

It's not just the way to learn, it's the way to live.

Hope mine can help you.

It depends on whether you like to study science and engineering or literature and history, the focus is on which one you like, follow your heart

Don't panic just yet, in fact, it's up to you to see your tendencies toward these subjects.

Liberal arts students are very good at Chinese and English, and your two subjects are not ideal, which will widen the distance between you and others, but if you are academic, the gap will not be too obvious. But your physics is enough for you (and I was the same back then). Think about it for yourself, is it the motivation to learn physics, or the motivation to learn Chinese and English?

That's the one that improves you and you choose.

I'm a sophomore in high school, if you're not interested in liberal arts, of course choose science, interest is very important, I'm also a science major, usually classes are quite easy, my friend is a liberal arts, all day long is constantly memorizing texts, very hard and there are fewer ways out than science, if you are in business, you have to study science, finance is science.

In fact, the grades in the first year of high school don't have much to do with it, so it depends on your personal preference whether to choose an essay or a reason. As long as you have a hobby, you will be motivated to learn anything. If you want to be in business, I advise you to study science.

upstairs. Economics is a liberal arts, and finance, as well as all financial disciplines, are science. Economics is to do Marx's economic theory, not to learn from businessmen at all...

Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand...

To sum up, I advise the landlord to learn reason

Practicing business in the Department of Finance is actually a liberal arts.

You're good at math. Liberal arts are popular.

In science, there is no subject that can pull the score, everyone is on the same starting line, and liberal arts and mathematics can pull the wind.

If you want to go into business, of course, you should study science.

I look at your achievements and your interests, and I feel that you have a lot of potential in good science. You think, the foundation of the liberal arts and sciences is mathematics. If math scores do not improve on the arts, they lag behind.

The total score of the college entrance examination is also difficult to go up in the future. In addition, the scientific method of learning requires logical thinking skills. If you can learn, you can learn more easily by drawing inferences.

Liberal arts stuff is back a lot of stuff. It takes time and a good memory. It's not as interesting as science.

That's exactly what I thought.

You say that you are not in health physics with a keen interest. What is not interesting is very difficult to learn. Interest cultivation, as long as you throw away the pressure, study, health care physical phenomena, ask a few more why interest, your problem solving and improvement, as long as a positive attitude, the problem initiative to find a teacher to help you.

Your performance will increase rapidly.

Finally, the reality of the situation is that a broader, scientific path will come to a wide range of uses in all walks of life. Also, you say you like a ,?? of professional construction, environmental, and psychological science studentsThen this talent works.

Tips, I hope it inspires you.

According to your situation, I personally think science is better. And you said that the science subject of your school is at the level of Wuhan University Huake, which is already very good. If you study liberal arts well, you may be able to do well in the exam, but you are not interested in it, and you usually study averagely, and you don't have to think about escorting or the like, so what if you don't do well in the exam?

So I suggest that you study the science that you are good at, so that you can at least learn it handily and will not worry too much. Moreover, in the university, there are more majors for science than for liberal arts, and science students can basically learn the majors that liberal arts students can learn, and you will find out when you fill in the application.

If you choose a science subject that you can learn well, you will only become more interested in it, and you don't have to worry about not being able to get into a good school. After the college entrance examination, you can think about employment and choose a major with a relatively wide range of employment.

Although I studied science at first, I recommend that you choose liberal arts. I'm in a similar situation to you, and when I actually studied science, I realized that it wasn't good at all. Liberal arts, your school has an advantage, I believe it will work, plus good mathematics, it will be a major item among liberal arts students.

In fact, arts and sciences have little influence on the choice of major, unless you want to study something special. Of course, it's just my personal view. I hope you get into your dream university!

I don't think there's much difference between the two, so let's choose science. Even though I'm a girl, I'd rather take science than memorize history and politics. According to you, I think you are a student who likes science more, and you are also a student who is good at science, so consider choosing science.

I'm going to take the college entrance examination this year, and I've always thought that I was the right choice for science, and if I had chosen liberal arts, I would have regretted it in my dreams.

Personally, I think it is easier to get employed in science, you can see from the annual enrollment of liberal arts and sciences that the enrollment of a school in liberal arts is declining, referring to your situation and your own situation in the year (science is very poor, and then you work hard and finally the college entrance examination is good) It is recommended that you choose science, if you can be admitted to the National People's University or Peking University, study liberal arts, Wuhan University and Huagong are good schools, and employment has been quite good.