Many students are choosing not to study science in universities.what are the causes for that.what are the effects of that

Though we're in a technology age, many
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believe studying science-related subjects will lead to an increase in stress,lack of free time and so on.
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connect with the creative part of the human brain. On the other ,hand studies have proven that many
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tend to study
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because
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has to do with self-expression,you expressing yourself through your imagination.
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, when seeing an
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painting you can tell a story just by looking at the strokes of the brushes,the colours being used and so on Being born into a computer age, where
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-related
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in the university have little to no importance, a lot of
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have decided not to study science-related
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in the university.
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is because many
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believe science-related subjects need a lot of work, which really isn't the case. For ,example many
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believe engaging in science subjects will lead to an increase in stress,lack of free time ,and most
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have a stereotypical belief that math is difficult.  
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may be a result of the mode of teaching . There's a high rate of mental breakdown in university
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, which is
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of bombarding
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with a lot of
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and home activities .
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, studies have proven that there's a higher rate of
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changing
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from science to
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because of stress which has played a major role in their mental state.

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