Is it better to study finance or automation? I want to see which one has a good employment prospect and what the salary is after graduate school. Give a more pertinent conclusion, don't play Tai Chi.

The most important thing is to look at your hobbies. If you think your economic mind is good, then you will engage in finance without hesitation. However, it is really a trap to find a job after graduating from finance. The salary is low and there are few opportunities. ...

Automation belongs to electrical specialty and weak current. At present, it is more popular, with more employment opportunities and upper-middle salary. Undergraduate graduation is definitely more popular than finance, but his professional courses are not easy to learn and abstract, and it takes more than twice as much time and energy as economic majors. It's not easy to learn well ... if you can get into graduate school, you won't worry about not finding a job and not worrying about low salary.

But then again, it depends on your own situation. I am engaged in electrical engineering. Many of my classmates study our major. Although the job is easy to find and the salary is high, they are not interested in it. After graduating from senior year, they are still doing other things in this bank. As the saying goes, "men are afraid of choosing the wrong line, and women are afraid of marrying the wrong person." .............