In fact, most liberal arts majors also need to learn advanced mathematics, but the requirements are slightly lower. In view of your situation, I think you can apply for some neutral subjects or literary subjects, and don't think about science and engineering. After all, those professional universities involve many subjects such as mathematics and physics for four years, which is obviously not suitable for you. However, although many subjects in the School of Economics and Management want to learn some so-called science subjects, such as advanced mathematics and linear algebra, the difficulty is not too great, and it is not strictly a science. The reason why I recommend this is because if you only choose in liberal arts, the scope of choice may be relatively small, which is not conducive to future development, including some majors in the garden. I hope you can consider it comprehensively and don't limit your future because of the problems of liberal arts. Besides, as a junior, I need to tell you that it doesn't matter even if the science foundation is poor. There is little overlap of knowledge between universities and senior high schools. After going to college, as long as you study hard, you will break the most difficult subjects. University is the new starting line. Don't blindly think that you have no foundation and lose confidence. As long as you are confident and willing to work hard, you can easily cope with all kinds of subjects in the university. Finally, I hope you can.