Nowadays, the college entrance examination is being accepted. Some students already know their major, while others don't, but don't worry. Slowly, everyone will know their major and receive the admission notice. It is certainly a good thing to be admitted to your favorite major. Of course, some students filled in the obedience adjustment when they volunteered, and finally transferred to their favorite major. What should I do if I enroll students who don't like my major?

Profession is more important. It is really hard for students to spend four years studying a major they don't like at all, but the risk of dropping out of school and taking the college entrance examination again is relatively high. Is there really no better solution to this matter? Actually, it's not. If you are a candidate to change your major and don't like your major, there are three opportunities to help you change your major during college, but you must pay attention to the time and make preparations in advance. Let's introduce it in detail below.

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If you want to change your major, for most schools, the first time you change your major is in your sophomore year, and the specific time is the week when your sophomore year just started. However, if you change your major this time, there are requirements for your grades. Generally speaking, your freshman grade requirement is 5% or 65,438+00%. It's actually quite difficult to understand here. Students who originally changed majors were not satisfied with their majors, but the required scores for changing majors ranked in the top few percent. If a student ranks in the top few, it means that this major is well studied. What major should he change? But now the requirement is this, so if you want to change your major in your sophomore year, your grades in your freshman year must be particularly high, and you'd better show your strength in your senior year, otherwise it will be quite difficult to change your major.

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Senior two is indeed a good opportunity to change majors, but not everyone can seize this opportunity because of strict requirements on grades. What should I do if my sophomore major is unsuccessful? There is another opportunity here, that is, the postgraduate entrance examination. The time is after the summer vacation of junior year, usually in September. However, Bao Yan also has requirements for grades. Generally, you are required to score in the top 65,438+00% or the top 20% in the first three years (different schools have different requirements). As long as your grades meet the requirements and you get a place for postgraduate study, theoretically you can go to different schools and choose your favorite major.

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