Studying literature and science. College students enter. Thank you

I'm a sophomore, a science student.

I have a lot of extracurricular time in college life, whether I want to study literature or science. I studied automation, on average, about 4 classes a day, very relaxed, usually listen to lectures casually, do a little homework, the exam is very good, no pressure. Hehe, people like me are very busy.

Some students rarely attend classes. In fact, as long as you have a little sense of time and don't fall, there will always be a lot of time left.

You can check the number of liberal arts and science students admitted to universities across the country, and then see how many students study arts and sciences in your local area, and you will know by doing your own math.

In my opinion, the acceptance rate of the application is higher.

In fact, it doesn't matter if you want to study literature and science in college easily, it mainly depends on what major you choose at that time, but relatively speaking, it is easier to study literature, and if you don't study well, it is really annoying, and you have to do a lot of questions if you can't understand the class.

You can study English majors, which is relatively easy.

Well, if you study literature, you can choose from a major that is not as large as science when you are admitted to university, but liberal arts also have the benefits of liberal arts. It's a reminder that no university is easy these days, and if you want to learn what you want, then work hard. At the same time, no one is perfect, everyone will have defects, even if people are good in liberal arts or science, they have put in a certain amount of effort, and what they have now is what others deserve.

Hope it helps. o(∩_o~

It is recommended that you apply for a Chinese major, which can be said to be the easiest major in the university, and in terms of acceptance rate, it is still relatively high in science admission.

It's a freshman here, so I thought my opinion would be helpful.

First of all, everyone understands the truth of learning literature and memorizing more points, and liberal arts do not need to learn physics and chemistry, mathematics is generally not good, and it is not easy if you can keep passing mathematics. At least the math college entrance examination is simpler than science, it seems that most of them are basic questions, as long as you have a solid foundation, but politics and history will become more and more difficult, and there will be a lot of flexibility in the third year of high school, that is, there is no answer in the book at all, all on your own or something. If you rely on diligence to maintain good grades, then you should go to literature, most of the girls study literature.

Theory, do more questions, remember more methods, and can't forget formulas. Science is closely related, and you can really kill Newton, because Newton studied advanced physics and advanced mathematics, haha, in other words, there is mathematics in physics, there is biology in chemistry, you have to work hard. Well, in fact, don't think that there are fewer things to memorize in science, but you just learn more and write more, and you just remember it.

Science is still a bit hard -- it takes a lot of flexibility.

You see I type so many words. Give me the best, at least I'm serious about you.

I don't know where you are, if you are in Shanghai, it is recommended that you choose liberal arts, so that mathematics is much simpler, and you can choose the same liberal arts, so you can memorize it.

Decisive science, support the landlord to persevere.

It mainly depends on which subject is better, and then comprehensive interests and hobbies, science is a little popular, of course, liberal arts is not bad, science is not impossible if you work hard, it is recommended or science, there is nothing we can't do, come on!

1. First of all, science and science attach great importance to mathematics, especially the last spell of liberal arts is often mathematics, and mathematics is very important.

2. In terms of employment and university admission ratios, science majors are generally better than liberal arts. Therefore, it depends on which of your grades in literature and science will be better and have a stronger advantage. And unless you go to study aerospace, medicine, architecture and other majors with strong specializations, in fact, majors such as economics and management, journalism, etc., liberal arts students actually have a strong advantage.

Including graduate students, but graduate students in economics, prestigious schools like to recruit undergraduate mathematics, that is, science students).

3, although you said that you are too lazy to endorse, but I want to ask, is your political history higher than the score of the materialization test? If yes, I want to say that I personally (I am a liberal arts major, and I am strong in liberal arts) I think that liberal arts pay attention to memory and understanding, and it is not as brain-consuming as Li Zong.

To sum up, you have to look at your personal arts and science grades and age ranking (according to the annual arts and science admission ratio of your high school, which is easier to be admitted to college), of course, interest is very important, but there is a gap between dreams and reality, in fact, if you don't hate it, you can also cultivate interest! Finally, I hope you weigh it well, no matter which subject you choose, you have to work hard!

It's still realistic, if you are good at writing, choose the text, if you really don't know much about science, it will be very painful to choose.

As far as you can say, you should choose essays, first of all, you are interested, so that you don't get tired of learning, and then you can continue to study, and as for the liberal arts, which is not good for employment, that's biased.