The unemployment rate of majors such as law is relatively high. Is there really no way out for this major?

All majors are said to be useful, only college students who are not excellent enough, and there is no absolutely bad major. Law major is basically a major that any university will offer, so many people apply for it, which is why so many people study law and it is difficult to find a good job. But does this mean that people who study law must have no way out? In fact, it's not entirely true.

There are many ways of legal employment, such as becoming a lawyer through qualification examination, becoming a civil servant through civil service examination, or directly entering the enterprise to engage in legal work. It can be said that the first employment choice of law students is relatively broad, not as narrow as everyone understands. Let's talk specifically about the employment prospects of law majors.

First, people who study law in administrative work generally have a clear mind and a strong sense of doing things according to the system. If you are engaged in administrative work, you have obvious advantages. For example, if you work in an enterprise, these enterprises often need to formulate many internal rules and regulations and establish a complete risk control system, so people who study law can naturally apply what they have learned.

The second is to take the civil service exam. As we all know, whether it is the public security law department or the legal department established by various government units, it is inseparable from talents with legal background. Now passing the civil service examination can be said to be the best employment way for law students. Especially for those who have passed the judicial examination, it is a very good career to become a judge, prosecutor or policeman after taking the civil service examination.

The third is that lawyers are real professionals. As partners, law firms need a group of excellent lawyers to support their business and facade. Perhaps many people don't understand that some excellent lawyers earn hundreds of millions of dollars a year, which can be said to be a real golden collar profession. For law students, becoming a lawyer can be regarded as one of the best personal choices. Moreover, the older the profession, the more popular it is. With the accumulation of professional experience, you don't have to worry about the employment crisis after the age of 35.

Therefore, we can't unilaterally think that studying law has no future. In fact, as long as you study hard, master the basic knowledge and use it flexibly in combination with the actual situation, the employment prospects of law majors are very bright. Don't think that there are more college students studying law now, and there will be fewer employment opportunities in the future. This is a very incomplete understanding.

Most importantly, many people's future jobs often have nothing to do with their major in university. This is also reminding all college students not to think that their major in college is not good, so they mistakenly think that they can't do it all their lives. As long as you cultivate the concept of lifelong learning and maintain good study habits after joining the work and entering the society, you are a very powerful role in any industry, and you don't have to worry about being eliminated at all.

I hope the above answers can help everyone. There is no most suitable major, only the most suitable one. Work hard, every young man who is struggling.