This netizen said: My daughter and my good friend each chose science and literature, and the science students did the history of the liberal arts students, while the liberal arts students couldn't do the chemistry of the science students at all. This winter vacation, the liberal arts students around me have traveled far away, and the science students are burning their brains and brushing up on the questions. Since you choose science, let's start with bitter and then sweet.
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Therefore, it is difficult to find a job in liberal arts, and most of them can be done in science. And the work of the sciences is basically impossible to do in the liberal arts.
I also posted a small article about liberal arts and science before, mentioning that science has a wider range of employment. A netizen retorted that many science students still work as liberal arts students after graduation. The implication is that it is better to study liberal arts directly. The truth is: science students are able to do most of the jobs in the liberal arts, and it is difficult for liberal arts students to switch careers to science and engineering.
The reason why the vast majority of people choose liberal arts is that science doesn't, and the reason why science students don't choose liberal arts is that I'm too lazy to memorize.
From a learning point of view alone, it does. There are many children around me who choose science and do not have the advantage of science, the main reason is that they feel that politics and history need to memorize too much content, and they don't want to memorize it (or maybe they can't remember it). However, entering the second year of high school, the difficulty of science will be greatly increased, and for this part of the children, it is likely to collapse when they do the questions.
If a science student chooses a liberal arts major, he will definitely do better than the average liberal arts student.
Not necessarily. Top students in science PK top students in liberal arts, slag in science PK slag in science, can not be taboo horse racing.
The choice of subjects for most of our high school students has been settled, and if you want to be admitted to a good school, you must put in considerable effort, whether it is the selection of essays or the selection of science. Whether it is the selection of texts or theories, the one that suits you is the best. Whether it is bitter or sweet varies from person to person, not between literature and science. In fact, no liberal arts is easy to study, and each subject has its own unique challenges and depths. Once you've made your choice, don't dwell on the pros and cons, and don't regret it afterwards. We should strengthen our resolve and make steady progress towards the set goals.