Cao believes that in his Fuyao University of Science and Technology, he will tell the principals that "the first step to train students well is to let them successfully go to society and integrate into society". He also said that after graduation, students will step into the society and ensure that they are above the level of level 4 engineers.
But in fact, you will regret your choice.
There are more than 500 majors in China University, and the hit rate is less than 0.2%, so it is difficult to choose the right one. What's more, most people are running with the mentality of not wasting half a point after the college entrance examination, trying to get into a good university as much as possible. How many people dare not choose to obey the adjustment?
I was also a liberal arts subject that year, and my history, geography and politics were good. Senior three got the highest score of 290, and senior one got a perfect score of 94 in the physics final exam, ranking first in the single subject class (the first in the science experimental class in the whole school, but not much better for the whole school). When I was in junior high school, I liked biology best, or I was a class representative. It was a struggle. Think twice, thinking that this will publicize the four sinkholes of biochemical and environmental materials everywhere, think twice, and summon up a heart (coward) and run to the liberal arts class. The college entrance examination is a bit abnormal. History and geography are blown up, but it is barely passable. I didn't go to the dream school, but reported to the National People's Congress (I watched the Ming Dynasty in high school and wanted to learn from the world and help the people). I missed two points and went to do business. I struggled for a long time before I switched to economics and minored. Do you think my dream has come true? No, my liberal arts brain can only support me to learn math C, and I can't fail math A, so I must get a grade point. I looked at the probability of winning the Nobel Prize, and then looked at the salary of the investment bank. Once again, choose the course from the heart, spend all the winter and summer vacations in the internship, and mix a decent GPA and resume. Did you choose the right one? It seems so, but it is not. Now I am writing a study abroad document, which is painful for one second. My mental state bounces back and forth between 20 years of futile work and my future life (unless I make false accounts to celebrate Shawshank's N-year trip). Every choice in life, I have chosen the "correct" answer, but this correctness often makes me miserable and sleepless all night; I am too utilitarian and too self-rational. I always put my love after success. I lack talent and courage, and I want to. I want it, and I regret it. However, after crying enough every night, I thought, wouldn't I regret it if I was brave every time? It's also wrong. If I choose science, I probably won't get 985. It's also liver pain. Learning a few A's is an unsolved mystery (after all, I dare to take an elective course with extremely high mathematics requirements, and 2 credits account for my GPA loss 1/3) ... Like me, there is no mine at home, and my father is not Li Gang; No thighs, fresh IQ; Are those people who are eager for quick success and instant benefit, lazy and hate work, who are worse than middlemen and can only complain in Zhihu really capable of protecting their love? I don't have to work so hard when I think about it. That year, when my roommate changed his environment, her mother asked her if you would regret it when all your business friends were driving luxury cars and wearing famous brands. She said loudly that she wouldn't, and I secretly said maybe. At that time, I should understand that chasing dreams is not only a talent, but also a kind of perseverance. Unfortunately, I didn't, so I'm sure my choice is the best for me.