Why are all majors "persuading"?

Why are all majors "persuading"? Introduction is as follows:

Counting the reasons for persuasion is nothing more than difficulty in obtaining employment, low income and poor working environment.

For example, biology and chemistry majors, undergraduate research is not enough to support employment, and they want to further their studies and even further their studies.

Moreover, in the process of doing research and work, we often come into contact with various chemical reagents, such as hexamethyldisilazane and highly toxic potassium cyanide, which may lead to infertility.

Counting the reasons for persuasion is nothing more than difficulty in obtaining employment, low income and poor working environment.

For example, biology and chemistry majors, undergraduate research is not enough to support employment, and they want to further their studies and even further their studies.

Moreover, in the process of doing research and work, we often come into contact with various chemical reagents, such as hexamethyldisilazane and highly toxic potassium cyanide, which may lead to infertility.

Another example is graduates majoring in civil engineering and machinery. Most of them wear white hats on the construction site. Running around the project for a long time before going home is a daily job, and the employment situation of girls is even worse.

So, how to choose a major? Ask yourself the following questions, which may help you find the answer.

Are you sure you really like this major?

The best persistence often comes from hobbies and interests. But unfortunately, many students' choices and judgments are often the halo effect of opportunities.

It is easy for us to think that this is what we will do in the future when we see the brilliant side of an industry, but we have never really experienced the difficulties behind it, so when we really come into contact with a certain industry or specialty, we regret it.

At the same time, for students in their early twenties or even younger, "like" is often erratic. Can you recall that your hobbies were the same as now ten years ago? What about the hobby three years ago?

So what we want to emphasize is that when choosing a major, we should "really like it". Then how to judge whether it is "really like"?

Before completing a major in a university, you can go to a company in the target industry for inspection. For students who apply for studying abroad, they can practice in relevant companies for 1-3 months before submitting their applications, which can not only enrich their background experience, but also adjust their application direction in time.

Do you know the subject setting and learning difficulty of the target major?

For example, automation (automation class 0808) sounds similar to electrical engineering and its automation (electrical class 0806) and mechanical engineering and its automation (mechanical class 0802), but the former belongs to computer major, while the latter two belong to traditional engineering major, and the difference is not small. Therefore, when choosing a major, you must carefully check the curriculum of the major.

Secondly, many people only see the bright side of computer major when choosing a major, but ignore that computer is a major that requires students' abstract thinking ability. Many people are actually not suitable for studying computer science, but they are getting farther and farther away and more and more tired.

Do you have a basic understanding of the future development of your major?

Many times we choose a major based on life planning. Many parents want their children to choose a major that can lead a stable life. But many times, we find that almost no major can get extra points in a hundred days.

There used to be a joke that a person chose the major of BB machine maintenance when he was in college, but there was no BB machine after graduation.

On the other hand, there are some majors that were once all the rage, but now no one cares. For example, more than a decade ago, the concept of "smart earth" was on fire, and major universities opened "Internet of Things" in succession. At the peak of the year, more than 300 universities offer Internet of Things majors.

In the 1990s, under the wave of reform and opening up, international trade surged. At one time, university of international business and economics harvested nearly half of the top liberal arts students in China, and even Peking University could only compete with it.

In the past few years, the financial industry has flourished, and the admission scores of many financial institutions such as the Central University of Finance and Economics have risen, surpassing many 985 institutions.

Now 20 18 Hangzhou Dianzi University took the lead in giving up the major of "Internet of Things" because of poor employment. Who else knew that university of international business and economics was once so brilliant? From 20 19, finance began to decline, and the admission scores of financial institutions plummeted. In the 1990s, the status of foreign enterprises that everyone is eager for has been replaced by state-owned enterprises. ...

From this perspective, a person's success does not depend entirely on his chosen major, but on whether he can become a leader in a field and keep a lasting lead.