Volunteering for the college entrance examination is an important issue for every candidate and parent. There are some iron rules to follow when filling out the volunteer. These iron laws are summarized from the college entrance examination data and employment trends over the years, which can help candidates and parents better choose the major that suits them.
First of all, for candidates from ordinary families, do not choose majors such as medicine, military schools and teacher training, which are difficult to learn and business competition is very fierce.
For candidates from wealthy families, they can choose majors such as finance, economics and financial management, and the employment prospects of these majors are better.
Secondly, majors such as computer, electronics, and communication are among the majors with the best employment prospects at present, so the graduation employment rate is also high. Emerging majors such as artificial intelligence and big data also have good employment prospects.
Fourth, the iron rule is that famous schools have good teachers, so if conditions permit, try to choose famous schools. If you can't enter a prestigious school, try not to choose majors such as economics and management and biochemistry, you need to choose carefully. Because these majors require master's and doctoral studies to have better employment prospects.
Agriculture, forestry, geology and mining are related to civil engineering and require frequent field practice. Therefore, it is suitable for students who like outdoor activities, art majors need to pay higher tuition fees and employment is also difficult, so it is necessary to have the spirit and industry to graduate in geography, medicine, law and psychology and other majors to prepare in advance.
Medical majors have a bright future, while law requires reading a lot of books to master professional knowledge.
Finally, college education is not only about getting a good job, but more importantly about changing the world, so candidates and parents need to recognize their interests and abilities. In short, it is very important to choose a major that suits you, you need to consider your own interests and abilities, but also need to understand the employment prospects and market demand, do not be swayed by the opinions of others, and think and choose carefully.
I wish every candidate can successfully find a suitable major in the volunteer application.
