Compared with one major graduate, two major graduates work harder and more tired. To put it more vividly, students who graduated from two majors may be at the grassroots level, while students who focus on this major may be at the management level.

Many large enterprises, when interviewing students, will refer to whether students focus on one or two books. Although many companies pay more attention to students' ability, academic qualifications are still a stepping stone, and of course ability is also the key.

Enterprises will use people with higher academic qualifications, because there is a difference between the admission scores of one and two college entrance examinations, and the starting point of one job search will be higher than the other.