But! ! If the job you are looking for is not professional, it is very likely that you will not directly feel the benefits brought by your major. For example, if you majored in biology, and finally joined the company to do human resources work, and the company has nothing to do with biology, it is estimated that it will not have any impact. But I think no matter what your major is, it has its value. What you have experienced in college will constitute your different temperament in the future. If the major is purely for practical use in future work, then why go to college and go directly to a technical school? Everything is tied to work. I suggest you don't go to college for your future job. Learning is not only for this purpose, but also for spiritual improvement and relaxation. It is best to study with interest ~ ~ Your personal qualities are the most important ~ ~ above, and your personal opinions ~ ~ ~