The relationship between the division of arts and sciences and the choice of majors in senior high schools (please specify)

A: The most important thing in science and liberal arts is to look at your interests and habits, such as whether you are rational or emotional. There is no difference in other aspects. Don't think that science is easy to find a job, and liberal arts is not easy to find a job. Which college graduate can really find his own professional job or pure professional job?

Can science students choose law, and which universities can be admitted?

A: Science students can study law, but only law. Basically, schools that have laws will have laws, and science students can also take a master's degree in law. There are not too many restrictions.

Specifically, what are professional and non-professional, and what is the relationship between them?

A: Professionals and non-professionals don't know what you want to ask.

But there are specialized courses and basic courses, as well as compulsory courses and elective courses in universities.

In fact, there is no difference between a major and a non-major, because you don't know which major you will engage in after work.

Analysis: Advantages and disadvantages of choosing liberal arts major in "science" universities or choosing science major in "liberal arts" universities (provided that they are in famous universities).

A: Well-known universities are generally comprehensive universities. This kind of worry is actually unnecessary.

Of course, there are specialties, and the school has its own strong specialties and direction, but again, it depends on your hobbies and habits, even if it is a science and engineering major. I hope you can recognize yourself, and don't limit yourself to science or liberal arts.

Developing yourself is the most important thing.