Yes, it is relatively simple for science to cross liberal arts majors, but it is more difficult for liberal arts to cross science majors. Before choosing to change your major, you should know yourself well, avoid blindly following and take everything for granted. Students should start from themselves and judge whether they can adapt to liberal arts quickly enough.

The speed of adaptation varies from person to person. Some people's way of thinking was originally suitable for liberal arts, but they chose science for one reason or another. Such people will adapt very quickly after switching to literature. Whether you can persist depends on your perseverance. Some subjects, such as politics, are compulsory courses for science students (non-curriculum reform areas), so that some science students will have a good liberal arts foundation and will not be too nervous.

For example, science mathematics is deeper than liberal arts, so it will be slightly better in thinking. So, you should have full confidence. In addition, because it is to repeat the theory and transfer the text, it is two years less than others, so it is more necessary to learn to use positive information (you are an important person, you are smart, you are different, and so on). ) to improve self-esteem, which will motivate individuals to achieve greater success!