Ask for advice from people who have taken the postgraduate entrance examination. I'm a junior this year, and I plan to take the postgraduate entrance examination, but I don't know which major to take in sociology or education. Confused. Hello, this classmate. The first thing you need to determine is not your major. You need to determine which school to apply for. After determining the school, you are looking at your major. Sociological society has statistics, but it is not a high number of statistics. It's not too difficult to examine your data analysis ability. Moreover, sociology in many colleges and universities will not test statistical content. You should read the enrollment brochures of the colleges you apply for carefully first, so as not to be blind. Pedagogy and sociology focus on what majors are good for your future development, not their exam difficulty. Because you are sure that as long as you work hard, the difficulty of the exam can be reduced. However, you should strengthen your foreign language. It is very important to take the postgraduate entrance examination for foreign languages. If you pass the general professional examination, as long as you are online, your foreign language performance is absolutely superior, then your chances of being admitted are very high, because many tutors value your foreign language level. After all, there are a lot of foreign documents in the postgraduate stage. Work hard and good luck!