The difference is not high in essence. Finance and accounting can go to banks, insurance, securities and other financial institutions, and there is little difference in further study. In fact, I think the major financial majors in Nancai are not very different, and this science major is not deep either. The major employers did not rigidly restrict their majors when hiring. Furthermore, in fact, in the business schools of comprehensive colleges, there is no detail of our school. Actually, it's not necessary. It's nothing more than economics and management.

But there is a difference, that is, there are too many people in the accounting class every year, all of whom study accounting. Things are rare and expensive, and suddenly I feel devalued and worthless; Finance is a little better, but there are many classes. Personally, I think the so-called man of the hour who performs well every year in Nancai is not only in employment, further studies or other aspects, but also in the proportion of accounting, and the one who feels best is from other institutions. These two majors, basically all kinds of resources are scarce, and there are many people mixed together. It is better to be a big cow from other majors.

In addition, the mutual transformation of economy and management also depends on ranking. I wish I hadn't failed the accounting major, which used to be a management major (it seems that I can make up the exam if I failed); By the same token, it's good that those who switch from economics to finance have basically failed. If you change from management to finance or from economics to accounting, you must be in the top of your major (5%? 10%? You can ask the counselor, because the policy is different every year.

Be careful when changing majors, and don't follow the crowd; Stick to the trend and follow the points of interest.