What should I do if I volunteer to fill in the college entrance examination and know nothing about many majors?

I don't know how many people who have experienced the college entrance examination have applied for the college entrance examination according to this process:

The first step: wait for the college entrance examination score;

Step 2: Check your ranking;

The third step: check the institutions with similar filing lines in previous years;

The fourth step: choose a major that looks "best" as the first choice for reporting;

Step 5: Fill in the report by gradient, or make sure that the first volunteer can be admitted, and other volunteers will fill in the report at random.

I don't think it should be a problem to fill in the volunteers like this, pay attention to some minor problems, and finally get admitted smoothly.

Because there is nothing wrong with volunteering in this way, it is hard to say whether it will "waste points", "study well" and "professional suitability" in the end.

Professional reporting is not a particularly difficult thing. I think most people in our Internet age are smart and can do it by themselves. But at the same time, it is not a particularly simple thing, let alone a matter of course.

We know that there is a "disconnect" between the courses offered in high school and the professional settings in universities.

Nine subjects in senior high school: Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, physics, chemistry, biology, geography, history and politics.

But the majors in universities are much more complicated, including philosophy, economics, education, law, literature, history, science, engineering, medicine, management, art, etc. 12 * * 703 undergraduate majors.

So, how do you start with so many majors?

1. If you are interested in a certain major, you can go to the post bar of the major and the Sunshine College Entrance Examination Network for information and consultation. It would be better if there are people in the circle around you, and you can ask about the relevant situation in detail;

The ultimate goal of our study is to work, so we also need to know what kind of work our major is interested in, and whether it can help us stand in this society in the future. So at this time, you can refer to various online lists similar to the "main professional salary rankings" to see the salary situation of the industry, but you need to pay attention to distinguish between true and false, and don't see the wind and rain;

3. You can choose a major with the help of the professional personality test, but remember that this is really just a reference, and it is not necessary to use this result as the basis for 100% to choose a major;

4. Pay more attention to the major when the score is not ideal. The score is not ideal, and there are not many choices. At this time, major is more important than school, because if you choose a major with high employment rate, even if you are not a graduate of "985", "21"and "double-class" schools, you will have a good job as long as you learn the real skills of this major.