Computer science and technology is the favorite of many students, especially boys. Because they like playing computer, they have a strong interest in it. However, it is very difficult for this major to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Students who are not good at math may not be able to land as they wish, even if they like computers again.
The second major is electrical engineering and automation, which makes it easier to enter state-owned enterprises. Moreover, girls are also very strong now, so it is reasonable for more students to apply for this major. I just don't know if this graduate will "involute" after graduation.
Electronic information engineering ranks third, and students mainly study information network technology, so it is also very practical. I believe that university study can lay a solid foundation for students, but if you want to achieve something, you still need to continue your studies, otherwise there will be too many professionals in this major and you may not be able to find a satisfactory job after graduation.
The fourth major is clinical medicine, and it is also the only five-year major in the top ten. The ratio of male to female is normal, so students who want to study medicine don't have to worry too much, only worry about whether they can graduate smoothly. The final exam, which is a headache for medical students, is no joke, but if you work smoothly after graduation, you will earn a lot of money.
Ranked fifth and sixth are all majors in finance and law, which seems to be quite tall, but it is hard to say whether they can make certain achievements. The seventh is software engineering. In fact, graduates of this major are also very popular, but the ratio of male to female is too different.