For example, our school has a strong liberal arts, especially science, so many people who choose science are finally persuaded to teach liberal arts, and the results are very good.

So we must consider the situation of the school. If the school is a liberal arts, you must be very cautious.

Now analyze your own situation.

First look at the basic language, numbers and English. These three courses are the lifeline of liberal arts. Obviously, you can do well. Mathematics liberal arts is much simpler, and it will soon be made up. Instability is only temporary. You have two years to make up for it. You can make up for it in time.

Look at three science subjects. If physics is not good, it will be very tiring to study science. Creatures are not very big. Chemistry ... you'd better forget it.

Looking at the three liberal arts courses, first of all, geography is not a problem, because the test sites in the district have been weakening in recent years; Natural phenomena? This is the basic knowledge, and the second year teacher will talk about it. Then there is history ... history really doesn't need to be memorized, but if you have talent, it will still be much better, because many people can't master the method of history ... Finally, even if they work hard, they can't get high marks.

So on the whole, you belong to the kind of smart but indecisive person, who is not particularly clear about what he wants, wandering between liberal arts and science; At the same time, you study more about your likes and interests and your talents, which means it's hard for you to try to do things you don't like.

My suggestions are: ① Find out the level of liberal arts in your school; Find someone who is particularly familiar with you to help you analyze what kind of person you are, which is suitable for science thinking or liberal arts thinking; ③ Discuss with the class teacher; ④ Talk with teachers of politics, history, geography/mathematics and physics, and analyze whether they have the potential in this field; ⑤ Make a decision.

I chose liberal arts at that time, and then I was like a duck to water. Now I am very happy in Peking University, and I am glad that I chose it at that time (I am not good at physics and mathematics, but good at biochemistry).

I hope the landlord will choose carefully, which determines your life to some extent.

However, it must be clearly recognized that choosing liberal arts means going all out. The best liberal arts students have the best future, the average liberal arts students have no future, and the average science students still have a future.

I hope it can be considered.