Finance is an extreme major, and people who study finance often show Matthew effect, that is, the better people who learn well, the fewer people who learn well, and the more practical it is to learn a technology. At the same time, finance is a very attractive and attractive profession. The resistance is because there is a very irresistible high number, and the attraction is because the income is rolling in like water. There are advantages and disadvantages for liberal arts students to study finance.

What are the advantages of liberal arts students studying finance? However, high school has already studied politics, and the high school political study syllabus clearly requires us to master the basic knowledge of economic life, such as what is money, monetary policy and fiscal policy, invisible hand and government regulation, productivity and production relations. In fact, science students have studied it, but just like liberal arts students studying physics, most of their memories are still in the introductory stage of junior high school. The advanced study of finance is to master these basic knowledge. For the liberal arts students who have already studied, it is very easy to learn the basic knowledge of financial theory, and they will have a comparative advantage in the last semester or the whole freshman.

In addition, the history subjects that liberal arts students have studied will also play a very important supporting role. Liberal arts students study history not only by remembering the time when historical events happened, but also by analyzing the background and influence of something in a simple way. When analyzing historical events, we often use political, economic and cultural perspectives. From a large number of historical events, we can also feel the role of economy in maintaining the development of the whole society. Liberal arts students can talk about what the Bretton Woods system is, the inflation phenomenon that happened in history and the economic relationship related to it after each historical event. This knowledge is very helpful for learning finance.

However, liberal arts students also have shortcomings in learning finance, that is, high numbers. Compared with science students, liberal arts students are weak in mathematical understanding, calculation and foundation, and it is relatively more difficult to listen to advanced mathematics classes. Moreover, liberal arts students only have advantages at first, not all the time. If they don't develop new knowledge by virtue of their own advantages, they will easily be left behind by science students. After all, capital will be eaten up one day.