In the voluntary filling stage of the college entrance examination, parents and candidates have been hesitant to choose "college" or "major" as a priority issue.
If you choose a university first, students can enjoy the aura of a prestigious school, but they may be admitted to unpopular majors, and their future employment prospects may not be optimistic, which does not seem to have much to do with the individual student.
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The priority of majors brings popular majors with greater market demand, and graduates have more opportunities in terms of employment. However, the disadvantage of this option is that it is graduated from an ordinary college and lacks the honor blessing of a prestigious school.
Regarding this question, Mr. Zhang Xuefeng has previously proposed an answer. He believes that science students should choose a major first, while liberal arts students can consider universities.
Since there are many majors in the liberal arts field that do not have obvious barriers, students who do not major in this major will have the opportunity to get involved in a certain industry in the future, even if they have not studied systematically.
As a result, some liberal arts majors and colleges are considered "useless" by students.
One of the colleges that students jokingly call "useless" is the School of Marxism. The school has a number of majors, covering the fields of political economy, foreign Marxist studies, the study of the sinicization of Marxism, philosophy, and ideological and political education.
These majors are mainly taught around Marxism, which sounds quite profound, reminiscent of being able to work in high-end positions after graduation. However, in practice they are not very practical and the scope of employment of graduates is relatively narrow.
The best option for most students is to take public exams, join the state unit work. There are also students who strive to pursue a graduate or doctoral degree and become teachers who are responsible for teaching students about Marxism, based on the Marxism-related content they learned at the university level. However, these graduates are often ridiculed by their students, saying that the world is like a huge mistake.
In fact, liberal arts majors are less practical than science majors, and Marxism seems to be weaker. Therefore, this college is jokingly called "useless" and "more watery" by students.
Despite this, the number of the college has increased 14-fold in the past decade, and the number of teachers has increased by 74,000. As a result, some students sarcastically say, "Is this mass-producing diplomas?" "What has come out of all these years of research? ”
As for the employment prospects and direction of graduates of the School of Marxism, liberal arts majors have always been considered to be of little use, and some people even advocate the abolition of some liberal arts majors that are difficult to find employment after graduation. However, the existence of these professions undoubtedly has its significance.
Take the relevant majors of the School of Marxism as an example. The school covers a wide range of fields, including philosophy, sociology, history, management, and economics.
Graduates are mainly engaged in ideological propaganda and college student work, and their career development directions include management cadres, political work cadres, ideological propaganda workers, ideological and political teaching in colleges and universities, middle school political teachers, and senior talents in education and scientific research.
In addition, depending on their professional interests and hobbies, graduates can also work in news organizations to cover politics and current affairs, and choose to work in the fields of political science and engineering and the propaganda department of a company.
Admission to the civil service or establishment is also an excellent option. Although some people say that liberal arts are useless, in today's era of civil servants or establishment personnel, liberal arts students are more advantageous to apply for this kind of "iron rice bowl". Students can choose from a wider range of positions, the overall landing rate is relatively high, and the future development prospects are also more promising.
Therefore, it is advisable for students who are interested in the college and its subordinate majors to learn more.
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