When I choose my major, my parents always give me a good criterion. Should I obey?

The college entrance examination is something that everyone pays special attention to now, especially for candidates. The college entrance examination is a test of their study and future development in the past three years, so many people pay special attention to this matter, especially after the results come out. They are extremely rigorous and meticulous when applying for volunteers, hoping that their children can go to their favorite universities to study their favorite majors.

And many times, parents want their children to choose a major with a relatively high employment rate. Sometimes parents also want their children to study some occupations with a relatively high employment rate, such as doctors or teachers, regardless of their hobbies, and hope that their children will have a good job and a good income in the future.

But I think it's a foregone conclusion that I scored in the exam, so I can give priority to the major I want to study when I volunteer, and see how his employment rate is in real life. After many considerations, choose your own voluntary application instead of blindly following your parents' arrangements. Sometimes parents may do it for your own good, but we should also have our own ideas. Only when a person is really interested in something will he try his best to do it well. If he doesn't like something, he may not work as hard as expected.

Therefore, we can listen to our parents' suggestions when volunteering, but we don't have to listen to them and report to their good majors. Also consider your own interests, choose your favorite major and what to choose, and have your own ideas. At the same time, we should also think about our future and consider what major to choose in combination with the employment rate.