Yun Sisi also chose the sciences.
For students like her, who don't have any weak subjects, choosing sciences seems to be a better option than humanities.
After all, in the hearts of the elders, the sciences are where the future lies.
When she heard that Yun Shifei had also chosen sciences, she felt a little disdainful.
"Sis, I think you should pick humanities instead. Don't be fooled by the lower admission score for science programs and the higher intake numbers—sciences are hard. Plus, every year, there are always more students in our school who choose sciences than humanities."
"I want to give it a try," Yun Shifei replied.
Her grades for all subjects were now passing, and with continued effort, they might improve even further.
Xu Ya thought for a moment and said, "Shifei, your humanities grades are better, and humanities are a bit easier to study too. Why don't you just choose humanities?"
