Come in, everyone, especially high school friends, about the choice of liberal arts, science, and subjects. Give me some advice
I am now in my first year of high school and will soon be divided into subjects. I don't know whether I should study literature or science. I am really torn. Anyone who has experienced it can give me some opinions. I am grateful, thank you!
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Flip a coin to choose: if it lands on the character side, choose liberal arts; if it lands on the flower side, choose science. So simple!
All of them are very dull and boring… but the head teacher said that choosing science subjects makes it easier to find a job…
It depends on whether you like memorization or logical thinking. If you're good at math, prioritize choosing science subjects. You also need to consider your grades, whether you were attentive in humanities classes in your first year (there are few humanities students in our school, and before the first-year class division, many people slept through humanities classes), and also keep in mind that humanities students get upset before exams, while science students get upset after exams.
Our teacher said that those shining shoes on the street might have a junior high school education, but those with a junior high school education might not be shining shoes.
It depends on the situation. If you are not good at science subjects, for example, if you can understand what the teacher is saying in class and can do the basic exercises that you must be able to do, and also if you feel a strong urge to sleep during liberal arts classes, you should definitely choose science! If it's the opposite of what I just mentioned, and you have a good memory, then you should choose liberal arts! Personal opinion... I chose science...
Simply put, liberal arts is all about doing multiple-choice questions, while sciences are about doing calculation problems. You can choose for yourself.
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