What major can I apply for if I am weak in physical affairs, geography, and color?

Color-deficient people can apply for medical majors.

Professional enumeration: clinical medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, stomatology, preventive medicine, nursing, forensic medicine, pharmacy, etc. Biological science major. Majors listed: biological science, biotechnology, bioengineering, biosafety, etc. Special majors. List of majors: public security students, military academy students, navigation students, pilots, etc.

Different degrees of color weakness can be divided into three categories. The first category, majors with mild color vision abnormalities (commonly known as color weakness) that cannot be admitted include chemistry, pharmacy, bioengineering, marine technology, gardening, physical education and other majors that use color wavelengths as strict technical standards. The second category, majors that cannot be admitted to students with II degree color vision abnormality (commonly known as color blindness), in addition to the same mild color vision abnormality, also include art, painting, art design, photography, animation, applied meteorology, transportation and other majors. Category 3: Those who cannot accurately identify wires, buttons, signal lights, and geometric figures in any of the colors red, yellow, green, blue, and purple will not be admitted to the major, except for those with mild color vision abnormality and color vision abnormality II degree. In addition to the majors listed in the two categories, it also includes economics, management science and engineering majors.