Please talk about the issue of liberal arts and science classes for high school students.

From a utilitarian point of view, it is undoubtedly science, for the following reasons:

1. The number of students enrolled in science is much larger, and basically any score is required.

2. Universities recruit very few liberal arts students, and there are even fewer good liberal arts universities. Moreover, the scope of career options after graduation is quite narrow. There are basically no units that recruit liberal arts students. Basically, only journalism, newspapers, secretaries, etc. You have to be a liberal arts major, and it’s hard to get into the journalism and newspaper industries. You don’t want to be a secretary, do you?

3. When you go to university, you don’t need to study science? It’s a joke, liberal arts students have a hard time after going to college. Advanced mathematics, basic chemistry, basic physics, engineering mechanics, linear mathematics, electronic technology, etc., these super science subjects are all basic courses regardless of majors or arts and sciences. As long as they take After entering university, you will have to deal with them within the first and second years of your freshman year. If you fail to pass any subject, you will not be able to get a diploma. Liberal arts students will be exhausted

4. Some people say that liberal arts students only need to memorize books, then He must be a child who has not had similar experience. Liberal arts requires strong logical analysis skills. The same historical materials will be very different in different places. Moreover, today's high schools are generally lame, and there are very few liberal arts high schools with strong liberal arts education capabilities.

You still need to evaluate your liberal arts and science homework very carefully. For example, use the average score of multiple exams

to see which one is better than the average competitiveness in the class or school.

In fact, both science and liberal arts are better. In the end, it all depends on your ideals

Only when you have ideals can you have ultimate social interests

Only when you have social interests can you Be interested in your future career

You will do well in this way

The liberal arts majors in our city are relatively broad-minded and have a wide range of interests

Adapt to society The more capable you are, the more money you can make, but it is not as stable as science.