is science really needed in all jobs?

Question

lets say im taking a chem class
but y do i need it
if i cant work w/science then y take it?
lets say i wat to teach English in japan
how will chemistry fit in2 that?
or if i want to teach music?
or if i just want to teach anything?
wat if i took all the classes the first year of high school and worked on wat want 2 b in 3 last yrs of high school & college?
i want ur view on this
or

Answer 1

science is not needed in every job.
I dont need it for my job

Answer 2

Well It Depends What Job She Wants But Science isn't needed in all jobs

Answer 3

Hello The Girl kiba:

Directly, science is not necessary. The skills you pick up from learning science is useful every day. Very few people directly use algebra or trigonometry, but skills like problem solving, testing hypothesis, learning procedures, and other skills you pick up while studying science are useful every day in every job.

BTW, music is highly relational to mathematics and physics.

If you did take all these classes 1st year of HS, would you recall them three years later as a freshman at university?

School, as in all things, you need the bitter to appreciate the sweet. Your best bet is to take a broad spectrum of classes and find out about unfamiliar subjects.

Answer 4

An understanding of how the world works is always valuable. Cooking is chemistry. Music involves physics. My suggestion would be to intersperse courses you are not so interested in with courses you are interested in. That way you won't spend your first year struggling not enjoying what you are doing.

Answer 5

no

only if you want to go into research, math, etc