Some college students think that the major they studied in college is not in line with the industry they want to engage in, so it is not necessary to change majors during college. Because, no matter in any industry, it is impossible for graduates to find jobs in society in one step. You need to go through a period of confused selection, experience accumulation and career growth. Of course, if you can transfer to your ideal major, and the procedures are not troublesome, you can choose to transfer to your ideal major. If it is troublesome, but you can't transfer to your ideal major, you don't have to be too reluctant.

The real study is after you graduate and get in touch with your job. If the major is wrong, how to find a job across majors?

First, accumulate experience in advance.

If you are still in college, try to choose a part-time internship related to your ideal industry. Even if there is no salary, it is relatively easy to find an intentional job after graduating from college because you already have experience and accumulation.

Second, first find a job, continue to study, and prepare to cross the bank.

Look for a job first after graduation, because you may not find an ideal industry after graduation. You can find a job first, support yourself, and at the same time, after accumulating certain work experience and savings, choose your favorite industry, and even need to sign up for the study of industry knowledge, so as to get in touch with such contacts and win more opportunities for yourself;

Third, don't rush for success.

Most graduates don't know what they want after graduation, but you are lucky that you know what you want to do now, which is already a very important key factor. What you need to do is to accumulate experience step by step, and then change careers when the time is right.

In short, you can change your major if possible. If there is really no improvement, you can also find a job to accumulate experience first. Keep learning, and it will come naturally to change industries in the future.