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Nowadays, not enough students choose science subjects in university in many countries. What are the reasons for this problem? What are the effects on the society?

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Two principal factors contribute to the common disinterest in
science
 subjects.
First
, those subjects are often challenging and require a lot of diligence as well as a great deal of patience and intelligence. The
number
 of researches that an average Biology student has to do is more than other subjects with
higher level
Suggestion
higher levels
a higher level
 of both difficulty and commitment, which discourages many students from choosing
science
 as their majors.
Second
, employment opportunities in
this
 particular field are limited and extremely competitive.
Although
 a huge amount of time and effort is spent on
science
 study at school, there is still little chance for them to get a job after graduation. Society greatly suffers from the scarcity of human resources in
science
 fields. Apparently, as the
number
 of
science
 students is insignificant, other majors
such
 as business or economics become prevalent,
hence
 the imbalance in
future workforce
Suggestion
the future workforce
. In fact, competitiveness increased due to too many degree holders of the same expertise pushes a worrying
number
 of graduates to the verge of unemployment. Another problem is the shortage of
science
 professionals as qualified employees are low in
number
. Unless more students decided to study
science
 at university, eventually we would have to face a major human resource crisis. In conclusion, hurdles regarding some strict requirements of
science
 subjects and employment opportunities
are factored
Suggestion
factor
 in many students not choosing
such
 subjects to study, and there are serious problems arising from
this
 situation.
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