How to choose a graduate major?
Many 25 graduate students have already started to prepare, but there are still some who have not yet decided on their major. Here, I would like to share how to choose a postgraduate major from a professional point of view, mainly considering the following aspects:
Employment development. It is very important to choose a major with good employment prospects and great room for development. The entrance examination is an important opportunity to change majors, so it is especially important to choose a major with good employment and development. If the employment prospects of your undergraduate major are not optimistic, you can choose a major that is better for employment. For example, majors such as electronic information and applied statistics, with the development of the artificial intelligence industry, the employment prospects of these majors are very good.
Personal interests. Interest is the best teacher. In such an intense situation for graduate school entrance examinations, the study time and content have been expanded many times. The entrance examination has become a long tug-of-war. During the postgraduate entrance examination, many students gave up the postgraduate entrance examination because they could not persevere, because the major they chose at the beginning was far from their expectations.
Therefore, among the majors with good employment prospects, try to choose the major that interests you. This way it is more convenient to learn and less boring.
Personal ability. There are many subjects to enter graduate school, and if you are not interested in mathematics, you can choose a liberal arts major that does not take mathematics. If your English foundation is not good, you can choose a master's degree and do not take English II. Because English II is relatively simple, you should choose the major that suits you according to your ability, so as to achieve the desired results.
Preparation time. If you are 25 graduate school and you are starting to prepare for the exam now or have already started to prepare for the exam, there is still plenty of time, you can not consider the factor of preparation time. If you are 24 graduate school and are only now beginning to understand the major, time is running out.
If your math is not particularly good, I recommend that you choose not to take a master's degree in college mathematics. Because mathematics requires a long learning process and a lot of brushing problems, which are very time-consuming.
I recommend that you choose a major with less test content, such as only politics, English and two major courses, but a major with fewer bibliographies. Choose a major with less competition, and you will also have the opportunity to go ashore for a short review.
Therefore, choosing a major is crucial for entering graduate school. If you are confused, you can send me a private message to solve the postgraduate examination problem, or you can follow me to learn more about the postgraduate examination. Good luck to everyone a one-time ashore! Everyone is welcome to learn.
