Which has a greater impact on a person's future, the college entrance examination or the postgraduate entrance examination?

As a graduate student, let me talk about this matter. I think the college entrance examination has a greater impact on people. I will talk about my views from the following aspects.

First, the time cost.

The college entrance examination is three years, and graduate students are three years, but if graduate students do this, it can be said that it is six years. If you are admitted to a good university and find a good job after graduation, graduate students can actually add icing on the cake. For example, you can study in-service graduate students. Save your time and cost. Because full-time graduate students may not find such a good job after graduation. There is a premise that the job you find after graduation is very good. You can spend these years fighting for your career.

Second, the relationship between classmates.

When we are undergraduates, we need to attend classes together, finish classes together, participate in some club activities together, and maybe have some tourism activities. The more contact we have, the closer our friends will be, and the easier it will be for us to become lifelong friends. During the postgraduate period, everyone has their own things to do, sometimes they may go to the laboratory, and sometimes family life is more important. Relatively speaking, the relationship between classmates is not as strong as that of undergraduate period, so it depends on what you want. If you want everyone to do something together, undergraduate life can be completely satisfied.

Third, the opportunity cost.

At present, many people go to graduate school because they have not found jobs that they are very satisfied with. Graduate students will really make it easier for everyone to find a job. However, it may also make you lose some opportunities. Maybe you went to work after graduating from college. You will definitely have a chance of promotion in these three years. If you feel that your strength is insufficient, you can choose to go to graduate school again. It's your choice. However, once you choose a graduate student, you will definitely let yourself graduate. If there are some good job opportunities in the middle, you may miss them.

Fourth, the material foundation.

Postgraduates' tuition fees are more expensive than undergraduates', and their living expenses may be more expensive than undergraduates'. Maybe you can ask your family for living expenses a few years after graduation, but graduate students still need some support from their families. Because after all, there is no independent work, so if everyone's family situation is not very good, you can work for a few years first, save a little tuition, and then come to study.

Finally, someone may ask me if I regret going to graduate school, and sometimes I wonder if I will live another life if I work after graduation. But there is no if. I don't regret going to graduate school, because it's my own choice, and I can naturally bear the consequences. So if you want to think about it, decide whether to go to graduate school or not. Every choice in life will affect the future road, and every step needs your own efforts.