In the process of taking the college entrance examination, it is not only important to get a high score, but also to choose a suitable major, so parents and students are usually involved in the decision-making when choosing a major.
When making a choice of major, you need to consider your future employment prospects and personal interests. If there is a deviation in the choice, it can have a profound impact on future development.
At the university level, there are some more "money-burning" majors, and if the family conditions are limited, it is best to avoid choosing these majors, but for students from "local tyrant families", these majors have become a more free choice.
For example, art majors such as art, dance, and ** are chosen by students every year, some because they are born with artistic talent, and some because the college entrance examination has a certain score reduction policy for "art candidates", which promotes them to choose this field.
Although art candidates can enjoy some preferential policies, once they choose the art path, it means that they will face greater financial pressure. Studying fine arts, dance and other majors requires a huge amount of money, including holding art exhibitions, hiring dance teachers, and studying abroad. Some ** colleges need tens of thousands of yuan in tuition every year, and hundreds of thousands of yuan in four years, which is difficult for ordinary families to bear.
In addition to getting good grades, it is also crucial to choose a suitable major when taking the college entrance examination. Therefore, parents and students are often involved in the decision-making process when choosing a major.
The choice of major requires a comprehensive consideration of employment prospects and personal interests, and the wrong choice can have a profound impact on the future. In universities, there are some more expensive majors, which are best avoided for students from poor families, and more freely for students from wealthy families.
For example, art majors such as fine arts, dance, and ** are chosen by students in the college entrance examination every year. Some choose because they are born with artistic talent, while others choose because the college entrance examination has a score reduction policy for "art candidates".
However, choosing these majors means facing huge financial pressures, including opening art exhibitions, hiring dance teachers, studying abroad, etc., which are unaffordable for the average family.
Some emerging majors such as golf management also show a trend of "burning money", which requires high tuition fees, and in order to have good employment opportunities in the future, it is usually necessary to choose to study abroad.
Although the medical major is a popular major in recent years, the tuition fee is relatively low, but due to the long duration of study, it generally requires an investment of hundreds of thousands of yuan, and if you want to become a doctor, you need to continue to study for a graduate degree, which increases the financial burden.
For some students, seeing these "money-burning" majors may give up on the idea of applying for the exam, especially if they have a talent in a certain field.
The author believes that if you do have an outstanding talent in a certain aspect, then you can choose these majors. However, if you don't have the talent for this area and your family is average, then it may not be worth choosing these expensive majors, because the personal effort may not be commensurately rewarded.
Some of the majors that are suitable for college entrance examination candidates to choose include cabin crew majors, which cover flight attendants and railway crews. The flight attendant major has higher requirements, including height and appearance, while the railway crew major is relatively easy to enter, with a more decent job after graduation and a better welfare package.
Computer science has been very popular in recent years, especially in first-tier cities, because of the advent of the network era, the market demand for computer professionals is greater.
Overall, the four years of college are a time to be cherished, and you can improve your personal abilities by participating in clubs and running for class leaders. Companies pay attention to the comprehensive quality of graduates when recruiting, and only students with good academic performance and poor performance in other aspects may not receive enough attention.
If you excel in your studies, you can apply for a scholarship, which can not only reduce the burden on your family, but also improve your personal ability.
Today's topic: Is the college major you chose a "money-burning major"?