Writing Practice: Science or humanity subjects
These days, high school graduates are usually confronted with a difficult choice, to choose a science major or a humanity one for their college studies. Usually, it is best to make the choice based on the student’s own specialty and interest. But if the student has similar grades and interest in both of the two, I would advise them to take up a science major as it could be more profitable and intellectually challenging.
First of all, it is known to all the people majoring in science often earn more than a humanity graduate. Today’s society is driven by technology which requires advanced scientific research and development. When technology transfers itself into productivity, it also brings handsome rewards to the people who make it happen.
Second, science subjects are usually considered to be more demanding than humanity ones. Science students need to perform experiments or go to the fields doing explorations, while humanity learners are mostly confined to reading books. In my opinion, this sedentary aspect of humanity subjects may deprive their students of creativity and mental sharpness, as they are not pushed to think hard and solve problems.
In conclusion, both of these two disciplines have their own merits and drawbacks, but every outside condition being equal, I believe science subjects are a better choice of the two.
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These days, high school graduates are usually confronted with a difficult choice - choosing a science or humanity major for one for their college studies. Usually, it is best to make the choice based on the student’s own specialty and interest. However, if the student has similar grades and interest in both subjects, I would advise them to take up a science major, as it could be more profitable and intellectually challenging.
First of all, it is known to all the people majoring in science often earn more than a humanity graduate. Today’s society is driven by technology which requires advanced scientific research and development. When technology transfers itself into productivity, it also brings handsome rewards to the people who make it happen.
Second, science subjects are usually considered to be more demanding than humanity ones. Science students need to perform experiments or go to the fields doing explorations, while humanity learners are mostly confined to reading books. In my opinion, this sedentary aspect of humanity subjects may deprive their students of creativity and mental sharpness, as they are not pushed to think hard and solve problems.
In conclusion, both of these two disciplines have their own merits and drawbacks, but every outside condition being equal, I believe science subjects are a better choice of the two,
First of all, it is known to all the people majoring in science often earn more than a humanity graduate. Today’s society is driven by technology which requires advanced scientific research and development. When technology transfers itself into productivity, it also brings handsome rewards to the people who make it happen.
Second, science subjects are usually considered to be more demanding than humanity ones. Science students need to perform experiments or go to the fields doing explorations, while humanity learners are mostly confined to reading books. In my opinion, this sedentary aspect of humanity subjects may deprive their students of creativity and mental sharpness, as they are not pushed to think hard and solve problems.
In conclusion, both of these two disciplines have their own merits and drawbacks, but every outside condition being equal, I believe science subjects are a better choice of the two,
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Yeah, me too. What I wrote is just the fact. But I personally favor humanity, because it is more interest and profound. If people don't mind the salary, I think humanity is still a popular choice.
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Agreed.
I have chosen humanity but after graduation switched to programming... Society is driven by technology, right. In my country this is almost the only sphere with competitive salaries.
And I miss solid tech background a lot.
I think it is easier to switch from tech to humanity than vice versa.
But I'm still interested in sociological subjects.
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These days, high school graduates are usually confronted with a difficult choice, to choose a science major or a humanity one for their college studies. Usually, it is best to make the choice based on the student’s own specialty and interest. But if the student has similar grades and interest in both of the two, I would advise them to take up a science major as it could be more profitable and intellectually challenging.
Firstly, it is generally recognised thatthose majoring in science can often earn more than a humanity graduate. Today’s society is driven by technology which requires advanced scientific research and development, and when technology transfers itself into productivity, it also brings handsome rewards to the people who make it happen.
Second, sciences are usually considered to be more demanding than humanity subjects. Science students are required to perform experiments or undertake field trips, while those studying humanities are mostly confined to reading books. In my opinion, this sedentary aspect of humanity subjects may deprive students of creativity and mental sharpness, as they are not pushed to think hard and solve problems.
In conclusion, both of these two disciplines have their own merits and drawbacks, but all things being equal, I believe science subjects are the better choice of the two,
Firstly, it is generally recognised thatthose majoring in science can often earn more than a humanity graduate. Today’s society is driven by technology which requires advanced scientific research and development, and when technology transfers itself into productivity, it also brings handsome rewards to the people who make it happen.
Second, sciences are usually considered to be more demanding than humanity subjects. Science students are required to perform experiments or undertake field trips, while those studying humanities are mostly confined to reading books. In my opinion, this sedentary aspect of humanity subjects may deprive students of creativity and mental sharpness, as they are not pushed to think hard and solve problems.
In conclusion, both of these two disciplines have their own merits and drawbacks, but all things being equal, I believe science subjects are the better choice of the two,
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