I'm a freshman in class 13. I applied for the property management major. I heard this major is not good, right? And can this school change majors? Is it easy?

Specifically, it may be that the strength of your school is not good, or the employment situation of this major is not good. Remember, no one stipulates that you must engage in counterpart work after graduating from college. When people are alive, they can't hang themselves from a tree, and they can't stay in a post until they are old.

In college, in addition to learning knowledge, we should also learn communication skills and deal with affairs, and study hard to prepare for entering the society in the future.

As for the major, as long as you like it, you are not afraid of no way out. Moreover, the postgraduate entrance examination can also be cross-professional. At school, you can also apply for a second degree, which needs attention; You can also skip other professional courses on the basis of ensuring that you don't fail the course.

Generally, if you change your major, it won't get better if it doesn't matter. You can learn about this major first, don't just listen to others, you should learn about it yourself (look for the introduction of this major on the Internet, and then determine whether you like it or not). If you want to change your major, call your relatives who can talk and do things at home when you start school (you can't just spend money, you have to find someone who can talk). Don't wait until your sophomore year. In that case, you have to make up the basic courses of your major.