To tell the truth, I was really cheated, but I still studied for a year. I majored in medicine. Originally, my score could have been a clinical major, but because I was enrolled in the national special program, I was pitted to a major that was more than 50 points lower than me.
At that time, I was in a bad mood and didn't want to go back to repeat classes, because many people told me that the days of repeating classes were very hard, and it was simply not a life for people. Later, I thought that all six people in our class were cheated by the state, not just me. At that time, my heart was very balanced.
But when I got to school, I found that my major was really poor. Many people in our class changed majors and went to good majors. They are all rich local tyrants, and money matters. For me, I have to resign.
Maybe it's because I was cheated. I feel unbalanced in my heart, so I haven't studied hard in my freshman year, that is, I am in a state of collapse. Last semester, I slipped more than 30 in my freshman year and more than 40 in my freshman year. Originally, my dad told me to take the postgraduate exam. According to my study status, it's good to graduate smoothly. To tell the truth, I really regret that I didn't study hard in my freshman year.
In fact, I think it doesn't matter whether the major is good or not now. The key is to study hard and have a good future after being admitted to graduate school. Also, if you have money at home, you can use it to find school leaders to change majors. Universities can change majors, but that's for children of rich families. Only very good people can change majors.
I have met some people who will feel sorry after going to college. They think that college is not what they think, so they have a desire to go back and repeat their studies. Some explosive people really went to the university in their minds after a year of re-study.