Which universities are not worried about finding a job after graduation?

Generally speaking, 985 and 2 1 1 universities, unless the major is too unpopular, generally graduates don't have to worry about finding a job, depending on how high your job requirements are. I come from the school of 2 1 1. According to my experience, compared with the scale of school graduates, the demand of employers who come to the school to recruit employees every year is generally above 10: 1, and many units have no special requirements for undergraduate majors.

In other words, it is very easy to find a job if you can get your diploma smoothly and have no special requirements for the industry you will be engaged in after graduation.

On the other hand, there are some popular majors every year, and the employment situation will be particularly good. For example, computer major and medical major in the past two years. Because demand exceeds supply, the employment situation is very good. As long as you can get the diploma, you won't worry about not getting the company's offer. These majors, no matter what school you are in, can find good counterparts.

However, this is not the point I want to say. What I want to say is that work is only the first step in job hunting. I have met many students from famous schools. After graduation, they got a dead salary and their lives have not improved. There are also some ordinary school graduates. They have a solid professional foundation and are willing to learn and dare to fight. Now they are the bosses of listed companies and work with a group of famous school graduates.

Therefore, the goal of life should not be to find a job, but to constantly recharge yourself and make your workplace wider and wider. To put it more closely, the purpose of study is not to get into a good university, but to let yourself learn and accumulate, and then you can accumulate.