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.

There is no doubt that the number of
science
majors is decreasing
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respect to other majors.
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the problem of lacking students who are specialising in
science
is that they were not learning in
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roper way in high school.
As a result
of
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, when the time came for university they choose any subjects to be specialized in except
science
.
Secondly
,
science
is one of the most difficult and effort-consuming subjects, As a consequence of
this
, there are many students avoid being
science
specialists. Turning to the consequences of lacking
science
specialists in society.
Although
this
issue has many detrimental effects,
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the most significant effect is that,it
lead
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to less new inventions in the country, and
this
is essential to the prosperity of the country. Another point is that
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reducing in
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of students
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a bad influence on
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ountry's economy because
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overnment will have to import scientists from other countries to recover lacking in these majors. In conclusion,
Although
science
subject is tough and demanding subject and need a lot of effort to be scientist and specialist,
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the whole world in need to
this
kind of majors in order to develop and improve scientifically and economically.
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