There is indeed a large gap in the overall strength of liberal arts students, the advantages of liberal arts are not fiercely competitive, and it is easier to get high scores, but the disadvantage is that there are fewer high-quality majors to choose from, and the employment pressure is greater.
After entering the first year of high school, many students, including some former junior high school students, are facing the problem, that is, whether to choose liberal arts!
1. Whether to choose liberal arts depends on whether you can't come to science or can't learn at all.
The decline in some students' high school grades is not just due to a lack of scientific thinking, but also a lack of overall ability.
For students who are not good at learning arts and sciences, to be a scumbag of science, there are more practical majors to choose from, or you can directly choose a good single move, but to be a scumbag of liberal arts, it will only be more difficult in the future.
If you can't keep up with the science thinking, the liberal arts are acceptable, and achieving a higher admission rate is also one of the directions to choose.
2. Whether to choose liberal arts depends on the future development direction, whether the undergraduate is just excessive, and the ultimate goal is to take the postgraduate or public entrance examination.
In the current situation that there are too many undergraduates and graduate students are not uncommon, most undergraduates are not competitive for employment, and improving their academic qualifications through postgraduate examinations, or going directly to shore through the public entrance examination, is also the key for many people to choose liberal arts.
Choosing liberal arts, mixing two books, more advantages than science students to study politics, four years of college to impact the postgraduate entrance examination and public entrance examination.
3. Whether to choose liberal arts depends on the strength and relationship of the family, and whether to rely on the professional counterpart to find a job.
For ordinary families, it is difficult to find employment in liberal arts, not because the threshold for liberal arts majors is high, but because the professional threshold is low, which makes the high degree of liberal arts not absolutely competitive.