When I was in high school, I often heard people say, "Choose a school first, then choose a major. It doesn't matter if you don't like your major. Anyway, many jobs and occupations in society are wrong, and people are still good. " Now who tells me that choosing a major is not important, choosing a school is the most important, just like telling me that marrying a cow and horse is not important, and money is the most important. People who take the wrong major and enter the wrong line naturally understand the hardships. People only like to look at the appearance rather than the essence. It doesn't matter if the professional looks don't match the job position. In fact, the essence is that many people choose the wrong career, or because they are tired of professional work, or because it is difficult to find a job in professional employment and feel that there is no future. There are few jobs, or because personal professional skills do not match most professional jobs. Then they jump to other industries and pursue the next best result. Everything started from scratch, but compared with professionals in those industries, they lost at the starting line. Only by redoubling their efforts to improve can they achieve results. They may have been submerged by the flood of society.

I think choosing a major should first conform to your own personality and interests. Don't force your interest. When I entered the university, I began to hate my major. Either I changed my major in become a butterfly or I wasted my time in the big stream. There is only one university in life, and we can't live up to it. Choosing a major that suits you is more likely to get happiness and challenge energy after employment. Of course, the best state is to enter an excellent enterprise or unit, which requires us to have solid professional skills and will inevitably hit a wall after graduation.

Secondly, the choice of majors should meet the requirements of the times and the needs of the market, and the unpopular majors should be given to those who love unpopular ones. Don't think that unpopular people have less employment; Choose a major with small market capacity or low professional threshold, such as tourism management, social management, enterprise management and so on. These majors are big and empty. You are employed, and any major can come in to compete with you. Low threshold and high competitiveness. The theory you have learned is redundant and practical. At this time, it is comprehensive ability rather than professional ability. Technical majors can really exclude a large number of competitors and let others enter, so this is engineering technology.

In short, choosing the right major is responsible for your own future. If you make the wrong choice, you will seek more happiness for yourself. Unless you have outstanding ability and talent, you will be popular everywhere, but most of us are ordinary people and can only work hard in the professional direction, and the sense of value in life will naturally be satisfied.