Can I be a radio host without major?

No, at present, all radio stations require a bachelor's degree, the sound conditions are particularly good or they have other traditional radio experience (network radio stations, especially YY, are not counted, YY is purely fun, not broadcasting experience at all), and can be relaxed to junior college. Municipal Putonghua level stations require a certificate of Grade B or above in Putonghua, and provincial stations require a certificate of Grade A..

No matter whether you want to work part-time or full-time, if you don't have a Putonghua grade certificate and an announcer's qualification certificate, the radio station won't let you into the live studio now. The state radio and television now has regulations in this regard and must have a certificate. If you have a qualification certificate, you can only practice with other hosts with employment certificates. After one year's internship, you can apply for the post certificate of announcer and host with Putonghua certificate and qualification certificate. With the employment certificate, you can do the program independently in the live broadcast room.

You haven't learned anything about broadcasting. You just graduated from senior three. Your outlook on life and politics is not perfect, you have no experience, you can't control the program, and it is difficult for you to master the correct public opinion orientation of the program. A radio host can't play casually, not as simple as walking into YY and yelling at his voice.

With your present conditions, it is definitely impossible. I suggest you practice Mandarin well and learn more professional knowledge. Radio does not require the host to be an expert, but he must be a sage and know more about all aspects. Pay more attention to the news and newspaper abstracts of Voice of China. CCTV news broadcast is good for improving your Putonghua and political consciousness.