"International trade" usually refers to the major of international trade, which is a kind of business major. But whether it can be called the "worst" major is a subjective point of view, because different people have different views on this major due to personal interests, career planning, academic development prospects and other factors. When evaluating the pros and cons of a major, many factors should be considered comprehensively.

1. Employment prospects:

Graduates majoring in international trade can usually find employment opportunities in domestic and foreign trading companies, enterprises and institutions, financial institutions, multinational companies and other fields. With the deepening of globalization, the demand for international trade majors still exists, especially for multinational enterprises, trading companies and foreign trade departments. However, the employment competition is also fierce, which requires students to have good English knowledge, marketing ability and international trade laws and regulations.

2. Development prospect:

Graduates majoring in international trade can usually engage in foreign trade business, marketing, trade law, supply chain management and other aspects. In addition, in the era of e-commerce and Internet, students majoring in international trade can also turn to emerging fields such as e-commerce and cross-border e-commerce.

3. Personal interests and specialties:

A person's development and achievements in a certain field are often closely related to his own interests and specialties. If a person has a strong interest in international trade, the operation and management of multinational enterprises, marketing, etc. And have relevant abilities and specialties, it is not necessarily a bad choice to choose an international trade major.

4. Quality of education:

The quality of international trade education in different schools will be different. The international trade education provided by some famous schools and key universities may be more systematic and comprehensive, providing more practical opportunities and professional knowledge.

To sum up, the international trade major is not the "worst" major, but a major chosen according to personal interests, professional planning and other factors. Everyone has different interests and abilities, and the suitable major will vary from person to person.

When choosing a major, students are advised to fully understand their interests, advantages and career plans, and choose a major that conforms to their own characteristics and development direction, instead of simply using the traditional concept of "good" or "poor" as the only selection criterion. Choosing a major that suits you, devoting yourself wholeheartedly to study and striving to improve your own quality can all succeed in your future career development.