Choice is very important, even more important than hard work. Choosing a major that suits you can not only easily get a nationally recognized degree in adult education, but also learn professional knowledge in the process of learning, which is the best way to kill two birds with one stone. 1. From your own point of view, you need to carefully analyze your own strengths, whether it is good logical analysis, excellent memory or artistic talent. If you don't think doing advanced mathematics will give you a headache, then boldly choose majors with advanced mathematics such as business administration, accounting, marketing and computer. Because a major with the nature of arithmetic is essential, there must be advanced mathematics, and of course there may be some other disciplines that need logical thinking, and some may also. If you think that long-term endorsement won't make you dizzy and bored, then choose some subjects of literature and history. Of course, there are no advanced mathematics in these subjects, let alone physics and chemistry. It can be said that you hardly need your logical thinking. If you have a talent and foundation in art, you'd better choose a major related to design, because it will be more beneficial to you and won't waste your talent. Secondly, it depends on what professional content you need to enrich your work. Choosing a major according to the needs of the work can not only inject some fresh blood into the work, but also get a better understanding and memory in practice. Why not? 2. Proceed from reality, don't blindly compare with the general entrance examination. Science focuses on communication, electronics, computer and other majors, while liberal arts focuses on foreign languages, accounting, economics, law and other majors. Adult college entrance examination schools have the same scores regardless of categories. Especially popular schools have different enrollment plans according to their professional enthusiasm. In key colleges and popular majors, if candidates are only online, they should carefully consider the risks when applying for the election. Candidates should be practical and practical when registering, and it is important to learn practical knowledge instead of following the trend. Undergraduate candidates at the starting point of high school can apply for an institution at the same time, and candidates can choose a better major when choosing a major in an institution. Foreign language candidates can also apply for liberal arts, and liberal arts students cannot apply for foreign language majors. When choosing a major, the candidates from junior college should be roughly connected with the original major. The starting point of high school is undergraduate and the starting point of high school is junior college. These candidates should choose their major according to their own interests and practical foundation. Candidates must fill in the second choice when applying for a major, and at the same time obey the distribution to avoid "dead files". 3. Learn more about the school and choose a major. Candidates from professional schools should choose carefully when they meet the same major in different schools. Although some schools have the same professional name, the actual teaching emphasis is different and the teaching content is quite different. Candidates should know whether the school's major setting is the same or similar to their own major according to the content of the selected major. For example, law majors, some schools focus on criminal law, civil law, international law and so on. For majors with the same professional name and no difference in content, we should learn more. For example, many adult colleges and universities offer computer majors. In fact, the teaching content of each school is not very different. At this time, candidates should know more about the school and provide reference for choosing a major. Under normal circumstances, we should choose a school with long teaching practice time or a school featuring this major. This kind of school has more mature teaching content, richer professional teaching experience and more complete teaching facilities. 4. The purpose is to make it clear that when candidates choose schools and majors, they should also choose according to their own professional characteristics and work reality. Generally speaking, candidates choose the entrance exam for two purposes, one is to improve their professional knowledge, and the other is to improve their academic level. For candidates who have the former learning purpose, they should combine the above methods to choose a major and choose a major related to the work content; For candidates with the latter idea, they can pay attention to schools with more professional enrollment plans to improve their chances of being admitted. (Wuhan University of Technology Adult Education)