1, subjectivity of liberal arts test questions

Because the comprehensive test questions are extremely subjective, there is no fixed answer to the same question, and even it seems that there is some truth in how to answer them. In addition, the comprehensive multiple-choice question is really "abnormal", which wrong option you will always choose, but even so, liberal arts students have to believe that the multiple-choice question will win the comprehensive question, and the latter answer is really difficult to grasp.

2. There are few related majors.

The number of liberal arts students who are employed in colleges and universities is relatively small every year. For example, some universities will increase competition. For ordinary liberal arts students, it is probably an extravagant hope to be admitted to a university in the first year, so there are often some candidates who have taken two courses in the college entrance examination in the first year and then retake the exam for one year before they can be admitted to one or a prestigious school.

Advantages of liberal arts majors:

1, information and resource integration ability

Of course, in the face of complicated knowledge points and various theoretical concepts, in order to digest them one by one, students need to have certain information integration ability, and when these abilities are possessed, we can also have the ability to integrate resources in life and work.

2, high emotional intelligence, good at communication

The advantage of studying liberal arts is that it can help us to improve our spiritual level, better take care of the overall situation and grasp the details when interacting with people, thus leaving a good impression of being easy to get along with and communicate with, thus showing high emotional intelligence in life and work.