I'm good at language, not math. I get A+'s there without trying much.
My worse subject is physics and my best is english(which might not be that good but c'mone, it's my third language and I'm not living in the anglo-phone world). Still, I do like chemistry and biology. And well, physics is interesting to but its the math part that gets me. I don't "hate" math but I'm not very good at it(except for algebra which I'm very good at). My favorite subject in junior high, besides biology, was sociology. Still, I want to major in marine biology. Do you think it's a good idea? I only need a passable grade in math and physics here and I can do more than passable(at least in math.)
So do you think that it's a good idea to major in a "hard science" when I have all this creative and linguistic 'power'?
And by the way; I posted the question on this category since noone answers in the education categories.
My worse subject is physics and my best is english(which might not be that good but c'mone, it's my third language and I'm not living in the anglo-phone world). Still, I do like chemistry and biology. And well, physics is interesting to but its the math part that gets me. I don't "hate" math but I'm not very good at it(except for algebra which I'm very good at). My favorite subject in junior high, besides biology, was sociology. Still, I want to major in marine biology. Do you think it's a good idea? I only need a passable grade in math and physics here and I can do more than passable(at least in math.)
So do you think that it's a good idea to major in a "hard science" when I have all this creative and linguistic 'power'?
And by the way; I posted the question on this category since noone answers in the education categories.