About major choice

I used to be a student in Bengbu No.2 Middle School, and now I graduated from undergraduate course. Let me talk about my suggestion on this.

If you can get two copies, you will never get three copies.

There is a difference between three and two degree certificates.

If the recruiting unit is more professional when you are employed in the future, you can see from your degree certificate whether you have attended three or two. At present, the pressure of undergraduate graduation competition is great, and the three universities have no competitive advantage.

Of course, the future employment mainly depends on personal ability, but when it comes to ability, it has nothing to do with how many books you choose.

There may be something that hurts you, but this is the reality. I think it's better to say it.

If your score is only a little higher than the second line, it is difficult for you to choose the second line. Moreover, when the score reaches that level, the strength is almost the same if it is higher or lower, but there are many people applying for the exam this year, and more people will apply for it next year.

So my suggestion is to apply for a lower school and choose a good major that you like.

Of course, there are many people who like majors. If you are not chosen, there is no need to worry.

Universities mainly rely on themselves, and now they are all perfunctory, not to mention those schools whose scores are only a little higher than those of the two books. I studied in Tianjin XX University, and I was admitted only 20 points higher than the key line. The quality of teaching is not so good, mainly on our own. Not being admitted to your favorite major does not mean that you will never say goodbye to this major and study it yourself. There is plenty of time in college. If you don't fail, you can sit in, teach yourself, enroll in classes, and strive for everything you like. As long as you are willing to learn, the effect of such a school may not be too bad, and it may even surpass two graduates of this major in middle school.

I'm a little confused. I don't know if I made myself clear.

My suggestion now is to give priority to majors, supplemented by schools, and try to work hard on my favorite majors.

But it really depends on the individual to enter the university.

I hope you can succeed.