I want to immigrate to America in the future. What major should I choose to study in the United States?

It can be said that for undergraduates, choosing a major is not so important, because freshmen and sophomores are generally elective general courses, and few professional courses are involved, so it is usually sophomores or juniors who finally decide the major.

Of course, if you have your favorite major, you can choose your favorite major when applying.

If you don't know much about your major, you can consult a professional to find out whether you like liberal arts, science, engineering, business or art.

If you like arts and sciences, you can choose your own major in the college of arts and sciences of the university;

If you like engineering, choose a major related to engineering (it is generally difficult to study engineering in the United States, and it is difficult for other majors to transfer to engineering);

If you like business, you can choose economics, mathematics, or business school related subjects; Art majors are special, and generally need to apply directly for related majors, and besides formal application, they also need portfolios, so students who want to apply for art majors should make preparations early.

There are still some students who don't know what major to choose after choosing for a long time. The last option is undetermined, that is, the major is undetermined. In general, many American students have undecided choices. The advantage of this choice is that you can choose various courses when you are a freshman, feel what major you are more suitable for, and then decide what major you want to study when you are a sophomore or a junior.

If you like literature, you can apply for related majors in the College of Arts and Sciences. In fact, some liberal arts majors can find jobs. I met several senior sisters, all of whom are liberal arts students, and now they are working well in the United States. One of them studied East Asian culture and went to work in new york Times. In fact, as long as you are willing to work hard and are good enough, liberal arts can still find a satisfactory job.

Finally, there is really no need to worry too much about professional problems at present. When you go to college, you will have enough time to choose. I knew the computer I applied for at that time, and then I transferred to the drama performance department of the school.