First, we should know how to choose whether to apply to normal university or foreign language university according to our own career development plan. In fact, liberal arts students don't have to be too entangled. They can make choices according to their future career development plans. If they want to develop into the education industry after graduation, they are also willing to engage in education and teaching, and want to become a primary and secondary school teacher, then it is more appropriate to report to Normal University than to report to Foreign Languages University.
If you want to specialize in translation or engage in foreign trade-related work in the future, it is more appropriate to enroll in a foreign language university.
Second, we should know how to choose according to our own interests and specialties, and so should liberal arts students. If they are interested in the normal major and feel that their personality is suitable for teaching and being a teacher, then choosing normal university is a wise choice. On the contrary, if liberal arts students find themselves gifted, good at language learning and interested in it, it is more appropriate to choose a foreign language university.
Third, choose according to your college entrance examination results. For liberal arts students, it is best to apply for normal university or foreign language university. You also need to choose according to your college entrance examination results. If you do well in the college entrance examination, you can try to apply for 985 University or 2 1 1 University. For example, candidates can try to apply for two 985 universities, Beijing Normal University and East China Normal University. Normal students who graduated from these two normal universities have a high degree of social recognition and a high employment rate of graduates. Of course, if the results of the college entrance examination are not satisfactory, you can also choose Beijing Foreign Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University or 2 1 1 Normal University with low admission scores.
If you can't make up your mind, you can actually listen to the opinions of parents and teachers, and then make your own choice after combining various factors. Only in this way can you avoid mistakes in your choice and future regrets.
In a word, liberal arts students need to know how to combine their future career development plans, personal interests and college entrance examination results when choosing to report to normal university or foreign language university. So what do you think of this problem?