If you take the postgraduate entrance examination, you can give yourself a broader space for thinking and learning. In fact, I personally think that the years of postgraduate entrance examination are still very meaningful. On the one hand, you will start thinking about your future development in the first person, on the other hand, your academic experience is a good promotion. Compared with the opportunity of career choice and the possibility of developing other options in the future, schools are more likely. As far as your major is concerned, I think you can consider your major when you take the postgraduate entrance examination. I suggest broadening it and doing some cross-studies. For example, now that you have a foundation in foreign languages and linguistics, can you go to machine translation and intelligent processing of text information? I don't know much about your major, please forgive me if I am wrong ~ I hope I can help you. Just coming out of school, I feel I shouldn't worry about my work, but I really should cherish the opportunity to learn ~