Senior two will be divided into subjects. Let's talk about which subject is suitable for me.

This varies from person to person and involves arts and sciences. Please also remember the principle of choosing a subject-"first look at interest, then look at grades."

Analysis: liberal arts emphasize memory and pursue width; Science focuses on understanding and pursuing depth. Generally speaking, it is easy to get started in liberal arts, but difficult to get high marks. Although it is difficult to get started in science, it is easy to get high marks as long as you study those kinds of questions thoroughly. Besides, it depends on students' main interests and advantages. If the arts and sciences are not partial subjects, then there is no doubt that if you choose science, there will be more employment opportunities and outlets in the future. However, it needs to be reminded that the difficulty of science, especially physics, in Grade Two is indeed greatly improved, and it is difficult to control the basic skills, which is also the reason why some students with good grades in science in Grade One choose liberal arts. So be prepared.

In addition, it should be noted that in recent years, the scores of liberal arts in the college entrance examination are generally higher than those of science, which also reflects a problem-liberal arts students are under increasing pressure, and they have to score higher than science students to ensure that they can enter the same institutions. However, this cannot be a reason for a person to give up his original intention. You know, Rome was not built in a day, and learning is not done overnight. The current educational situation does not mean that it will be the same in the future. What students should do is to be themselves. The rest, such as choosing a major and looking for a job, will be discussed later, so don't think too much for the time being.

There is a question about the choice of arts and sciences, which has just been answered several times before. Now I'll extract a passage, and you can also learn from it according to your actual situation. First of all, we can't deny that the demand of science students is indeed greater than that of liberal arts students. Science students choose more majors, but doesn't this mean that the competition pressure of science students is even greater? In fact, the most important thing is subjective factors. You must have some plans in mind before asking this question. Are you better at arts or science? If you are good at both arts and sciences, that's best. The initiative is in your hands. If science is good, choose science, and vice versa. If the arts and sciences are not very good, it is recommended to choose the arts, after all, it is easier to learn. Even if the employment prospects are average, as long as you work hard, you will definitely achieve something in the future. Finally, I hope you can weigh the pros and cons and make a choice without regrets!

I hope my answer is helpful to you! ?