How to choose subjects in senior one?

The more students with poor grades, the more they should choose science. Unless you can be admitted to Shanghai North or other 985-level universities, there is almost no future in choosing liberal arts.

Now you think physical chemistry is too difficult to learn and you want to take a shortcut, but you are not the only one who thinks so. So in the past two years, a large number of people who study literature and abandon science have appeared everywhere. But when they fill in their volunteers after the college entrance examination, more than 90% of their majors need the foundation of physical chemistry. Therefore, the scores of liberal arts have been high in recent years, and even if the scores are high, they can't go to a good school and learn a good major.

The year before last, my neighbor's children asked me to be a volunteer. Although she exceeded the undergraduate line by a few points, she didn't choose physics or chemistry, so there was no decent school major to choose from. Finally, the professional applicant who paid for it went to an unknown university in Shizuishan, Ningxia, and studied an unpopular language major. Moreover, compared with the difficulty of the college entrance examination, it is either an adventure island or a postgraduate entrance examination after graduation, which is the employment truth of most liberal arts students in today's society.

Science and engineering science is mainly about things, the physical laws of the material world, and the technological engineering of mechanical materials, which is more pragmatic; The humanities mainly study people, social experience and social rules, the world, people's minds and social customs, so it is cautious. The more things you study, the richer your wealth, and the more people you ponder, the easier it is for people to get confused.

Therefore, humanity is necessary and humanistic thought is also important, so it is necessary to strengthen the humanistic quality of science students, but it is not necessary to train too many unskilled liberal arts students.