Parents help choose a major.

This problem should be the contradiction of every family in the college entrance examination. My college entrance examination was chosen by my parents. It can be said that the choice is a mess.

My dream is to be a translator, but my parents forced me to choose accounting as my major. I am very hehe.

It is a very difficult choice to volunteer for the college entrance examination every year. Listen to your parents or choose for yourself? Sometimes serious objections? What should I do?

If the candidates' ideas coincide with those of their parents, everyone will be happy. However, if the candidate's ideas are different from those of his parents, he should think it over before making a decision.

So in my opinion, candidates can refer to their parents' opinions when filling in their volunteers, but the final decision is best made by the candidates themselves.

Candidates can refer to their parents' ideas first. If your parents' ideas are really unacceptable, you can discuss them with your parents. Then, as parents, don't blindly force children to apply for a certain university or major. If children listen to their parents' ideas and go to a school or major they don't want to go to, sometimes the results will be very bad. Just like me!

I think choosing a major is more important than choosing a school. If candidates choose a major they don't like, or are transferred to a major they don't like, they may lose interest in learning after entering the university, or even fail the course, which will eventually affect graduation.

It took me four years to adapt to this major, and then it took me three years to adapt to this field. Finally, I quit my job and quit the industry completely. You can imagine how much it will cost.

But why do we have such problems? Personally, I think that candidates have not prepared enough before, because the college entrance examination is not done overnight, so we should plan our future exams in the three years of high school.

1. Plan ahead.

I don't know what to choose I don't know what the general directions are. Not to mention the later planning, we know one thing at present, that is, whether we are liberal arts or science; All that remains is a sentence. Let's talk about it after the college entrance examination results come out. This is all irresponsible.

Children in senior three have grown up. At this time, they should have a basic understanding of their future career choices in senior one and senior two. Of course, most students are still passively cognized under the care of their parents, but I really suggest that I think about these problems independently.

2. Interest is very important

Choosing a major largely determines the direction of your university study and employment efforts. Study and employment are our own business, and no one can replace ourselves. Therefore, if there are really uninterested and disgusting majors, we can really ignore them.

Moreover, when choosing a major, we should have a full understanding of our favorite major, not hearsay, but what we need to learn from this major. What is the process of learning? What is the future employment direction? Then decide whether to apply for this major.

3, did not do a good job of data investigation.

A little knowledge can exclude some majors or choose some majors, but I don't know the specific details; For example, we want to study medicine, but the medical majors are not clear, which majors can be doctors and which majors can't be doctors; Then there is no other choice but medicine, and other majors don't know, let alone choose.

So the decision is in the hands of candidates, but why do some parents decide their majors for their children without authorization? It is because candidates are usually lazy and inactive that parents have insufficient confidence in candidates.

This is the key, so candidates should not only care about this matter, but also pay attention to it, make plans and do a good job in data analysis. Parents will naturally stay out when they see that their children don't need your help at all.