I am now a freshman in Tianjin Agricultural University, majoring in applied chemistry. I would like to ask you what is the difference between the employment rate of graduates from Agricultural College

I am now a freshman in Tianjin Agricultural University, majoring in applied chemistry. I would like to ask you what is the difference between the employment rate of graduates from Agricultural College and other undergraduate colleges? It's hard to say, employers go to agricultural colleges and universities to recruit, and it seems that they mainly recruit agricultural related majors. Every school has its own advantages. The advantages of the two universities I attended as an undergraduate were vehicle engineering and mechanical design, so those majors were the best when I was employed. However, the employment of communication engineering and computer majors in schools is very bleak, although they are often regarded as so-called hot majors. Therefore, agricultural colleges and universities also have their own advantages. Many employers don't understand those non-dominant majors. Or it will be considered that the newly-opened teachers are not strong. So, it's hard to say.