Under normal circumstances, colleges and universities admit liberal arts students or science students according to the standards of liberal arts and sciences. Generally speaking, the majors that can apply for the exam have been clearly defined in the school's enrollment plan. Candidates should try to fill in the report according to the standard, after all, it involves their own future. Blind self-confidence or luck may delay your future. Under normal circumstances, after the division of arts and sciences in high school, there are standards for majors in universities, and both liberal arts students and science students have their own professional restrictions. Many times, it is not as simple as a professional knowledge. The major of arts and sciences is related to the later employment direction.
College majors are not literal, and candidates should not blindly follow their interests. In fact, many liberal arts students want to apply for science and engineering majors for two reasons. One is a strong hint from family members, asking candidates to obey their parents' arrangements. After all, parents have had it, hoping to plan for their children's future. Second, children's hobbies, some candidates in high school have to choose liberal arts because of considering their grades, but they have certain hobbies in their hearts. University major is not just a temporary hobby, but involves long-term employment and life planning. Candidates are advised to make a choice after comprehensively analyzing the pros and cons, and do not blindly follow personal understanding.
The basis of the requirements for science and engineering majors is not that four years of college can make up for engineering majors that liberal arts students can't apply for, such as physics or chemistry, or mechanical engineering. The foundation involved needs to be paved with high school knowledge. As the saying goes, Rome wasn't built in a day, and the foundation of professional knowledge can't be built overnight by college time. Therefore, colleges and universities do not admit liberal arts students, but more for professional study and research. Even if liberal arts students successfully pass the exam, they can't keep up with their later studies, and finally they can only change their majors, which has a great influence on candidates.
Majors with both arts and sciences are more suitable for liberal arts students who like science. Many majors are arts and sciences, such as economics, management, pharmacy, education and so on. Liberal arts students who have a soft spot for science and culture can choose this kind of major to apply for the exam. On the one hand, they can learn scientific knowledge, on the other hand, they can ensure that their study will not be delayed. From the analysis of personal career planning, it can not only ensure employment, but also take into account personal interests and hobbies, which is the best choice for both parties.
You can't decide to fill in your volunteers overnight. In fact, when high school divides subjects into arts and sciences, it is necessary to make a long-term plan, understand the professional restrictions of volunteering for the college entrance examination in the later period, and make basic preparations for a rainy day. Only by making full preparations in advance and doing a good job of basic analysis for children can we avoid being restricted by liberal arts majors in the later period and fall into a dilemma. Personally, I suggest that liberal arts students try to choose their own major to fill in, which is conducive to the long-term development in the later period.