In many countries, students do not want to study science subjects at university. Why is this happening. What will be the consequences of this for society?

Some people argue that

students

do not want to

study

science

subjects at university in many countries. In my opinion,

this

perspective is true. I am going to elaborate on a possible reason for

this

.

To begin

with,

students

do not learn

science

because they think

science

subjects are usually difficult to

study

and complex to understand easily.

This

can lead to so much stress for

students

.

For example

,

according to

the survey conducted by UCLA's research team, participants in that survey were asked if they agree with the idea that

students

hesitate to

study

science

as

this

subject is difficult. The result showed that 79 per cent of the participants answered they are in favour of

this

idea.

Further

, their opinion was supported by logical reasons.

This

survey confirms my viewpoint.

Nevertheless

, it is evident that the development of

science

is essential in our society.

This

means that

science

is basic and core for the advance of technologies, which makes our life more convenient. Take Steve Jobs

for instance

. He invented Apple's smartphone, which changed the way of people live dramatically. Steve Jobs mentioned in an interview that studying many

science

subjects at university shaped him into a successful inventor and leader.

Therefore

, if

students

do not

study

science

consistently, we cannot expect that our future will be better than now. Since views on life and values are different among individuals, it seems that

this

topic will remain controversial.

However

, in conclusion, I have demonstrated accurately the possible reason and a result with concrete reason and evidence stated above.