For students from ordinary families, is it better to study medicine or computer?Choose the right major
Teacher Zhang Xuefeng emphasized that students from ordinary families should choose majors that can solve the problem of food and clothing, because feelings and dreams cannot meet the basic needs of life, and in the face of the pressure of reality, early recognition of this truth can help students avoid going astray.
According to official statistics, higher education offers more than 700 professional categories, each with its own unique social value and the development of indispensable human resources for different areas of society.
Therefore, students are not encouraged to blindly pursue popular majors, which will lead to an oversupply of certain majors, low salaries, and long training cycles, which is not conducive to the balanced development of society.
However, for ordinary students, going to college is not the ultimate goal, the most important thing is to find a suitable job as soon as possible after graduation to reduce family pressure. Realistically speaking, students should pay more attention to exploring their own interests and strengths, and the development of the industry is not something that ordinary students should worry too much about.
At present, only the more practical majors remain"Medicine"with"Computer Science"Two options. In recent years, the competition for the teaching profession has been fierce, and it is difficult for normal students with ungraded double degrees to find jobs after graduation.
For students who have dreamed of becoming a doctor since childhood, the medical profession has a strong reputation and a high salary, but the difficult curriculum, tough exams and long academic years make the exam necessary.
On the other hand, computer science graduates can write small programs to earn money during college and work in Internet companies after graduation.
Students from ordinary families have to weigh carefully when choosing a major, because the cost of trial and error is too high. Studying medicine seems to have a bright future, but in fact, the elimination rate of medical students is as high as about 60%. In contrast, computer science majors have the advantages of short training cycle, high starting salary, and many employment opportunities, and may be more suitable for students from ordinary families.
On this issue, do you think that information technology will continue to be a perennial training field?Let us know what you think in the comments section.