Nowadays, with the popularization of higher education and the increase in the number of undergraduate graduates, the employment situation of college students is becoming more and more severe, which makes many students feel anxious and confused. After graduation, many students find themselves gradually falling into the embarrassing situation of being unemployed after graduation. Faced with a series of financial pressures such as leaving their hometowns, adapting to a new environment, and paying rent, many students felt helpless and painful, and even cried in the middle of the night to vent their inner difficulties.
Recently, a female student from Peking University posted a complaint on the Internet, saying that she could only be a teller after graduation, which made many netizens feel speechless. After all, Peking University, as the top university in the country, its graduates have fallen into such an embarrassing situation. However, this girl's situation is not unique. She graduated from a top2 university, chose an unpopular major for her undergraduate, and returned to China to develop after studying abroad after graduation. However, because she was not a native of Beijing and did not perform well in interviews, she was rejected by almost all employers. Although she submitted nearly 300 resumes, she only received a teller offer from a state-owned bank. This choice made her feel "faceless to see her classmates", and also made many netizens unable to understand her decision-making.
On this issue, netizens expressed puzzlement, thinking that she had given up a good hand. Someone advised her not to become a teller because it was a job that secondary school students were capable of. Some people also suggested that she could take the title of Peking University to be a tutor, and her hourly salary could reach a few hundred yuan. It can be seen that choosing a good major is essential for employment. Many students often choose unpopular majors in order to get into the university of their choice, and although they are admitted, the university fame will not help much in the employment. Choosing a major that lacks development potential and is unpopular may lead to difficulties in finding employment after graduation. Therefore, when filling in the college entrance examination application, students should be clear about the different development prospects of prestigious schools and majors, and make a choice according to their future plans.
How to make the right choice when filling in the college entrance examination volunteer, taking into account both the priority of prestigious schools and the priority of majors?This is a headache for students. In this regard, Zhang Xuefeng, an education expert, gave advice: science students should consider professional development first, while liberal arts students can consider prestigious schools first.
Due to the low threshold for liberal arts majors and the absence of obvious professional barriers, students who choose any major have the opportunity to change careers. Therefore, when filling in the college entrance examination application, students can give priority to prestigious schools, because the academic Xi environment and alumni resources of prestigious schools may be helpful in finding a job or developing in the future.
However, the situation for science majors is more complex. Many science subjects involve the Xi of professional knowledge and the cultivation of skills, which students need to master through systematic Xi, practice and practical training. Therefore, if a student chooses a major that cannot be developed when filling in the application, it may face certain difficulties in finding employment after graduation. In this case, students should prioritize professional development and choose majors with development potential to improve their chances of employment and development.
When it comes to the employment of college students, I believe that students should make scientific and reasonable choices based on their interests, personalities, strengths and future plans. Whether you choose a prestigious university or a major, you need to consider the balance between professional development prospects and personal interests.
For liberal arts students, they can take the prestigious school as the primary consideration when filling in the application, after all, the academic Xi environment and alumni resources of the famous school give students more opportunities. However, after entering the university, you still need to actively find your own interests and development directions, cultivate relevant professional skills and personality strengths, and lay a good foundation for future employment and development.
For science students, it is more important to give priority to majors. Although the prestige of a prestigious school is attractive, it is also important to pay attention to the development potential of your chosen major when filling out your application. When choosing a major, you should consider your own interests and strengths, understand the employment prospects and new trends of the major, and make an accurate choice based on this. In addition, students actively participate in practical activities during their university years, accumulate professional practical experience, and strive to improve relevant skills and improve their competitiveness.
Finally, employment is only a part of the life stage of college students, and they should not be too confused and anxious. Actively face difficulties, have the courage to explore their own potential and development space, and constantly improve their ability and quality, I believe that they will eventually be able to find employment opportunities that suit them and realize the value and goals of life.