Over time, graduate enrollment has increased, attracting more and more undergraduate students to apply. We used to believe that by pursuing a graduate degree, employment would be much easier. However, this year's application data tells us a brutal truth: the graduate job market is already under considerable pressure. According to statistics, the number of graduate students applying for the examination has plummeted by 320,000 this year, which has triggered a rethinking and confusion about the phenomenon of postgraduate entrance examinations.
Many undergraduates choose to pursue a postgraduate degree, mainly due to the pressure of the job market and the expectation of academic improvement. However, this is not the case. With the increasing number of graduate students, the employment pressure of graduate graduates is also increasing. Some students choose to pursue graduate school because they fail to find a satisfying job at the undergraduate level, only to find themselves missing out on better employment opportunities or even losing their jobs after graduation.
Many students from non-985 colleges and universities are determined to pursue graduate degrees from prestigious universities in order to change their fate. However, they often face many difficulties. On the one hand, they find it difficult for them to adapt to the Xi environment of prestigious schools, and some even reluctantly graduate because of the pressure of studying Xi, and they do not really gain much knowledge in the process of studying. On the other hand, when it comes to employment, dual 985 qualifications have become the focus of employers' attention, and students with 985 undergraduate and graduate degrees are more preferred. In addition, those students who are admitted to the graduate level through independent propositions also have obvious advantages. Students who go to graduate school find themselves always at a disadvantage and are even asked if they have ever received a scholarship. Overall, students who are admitted to graduate school may not perform as well as their counterparts at the graduate level, and they are less likely to receive scholarships. Even some recruiters prefer graduate students under the age of 25, suggesting that they value non-WWII or deferred graduation students who may not be strong for those who have had this experience.
Changes in the graduate student enrollment landscape have triggered a new understanding of the postgraduate entrance examination. Nowadays, the flow of information is very convenient, and people can get a more comprehensive picture of the situation. As a result, more and more people are realizing that the graduate school entrance examination cannot change their lives as they once imagined. Even if you are admitted to graduate school, it is not a foolproof solution to the employment problem.
In order to increase the rate of undergraduate students, the university has gradually increased the proportion of graduate students. This has led to a decline in the number of graduate school students, which has further increased the difficulty of the graduate school entrance examination, making some graduate students feel troubled and give up. In addition, the changes in graduate materials and postgraduate entrance examination syllabus have also brought great challenges to some candidates preparing for World War II and World War III. These prospective candidates try to cope with the exam with the accumulation of experience and time, but the changes in the syllabus and materials make their experience of failure and rote memorization no longer effective, causing them to fall into anxiety and frustration.
Many people** the number of graduate students will increase significantly next year, even more than 5 million. However, I disagree and believe that the number of graduate students will be further reduced. The sharp decline in the number of graduate students reflects the confusion of college students after graduating from undergraduate, which further deepens their confusion about graduate school entrance examinations. Entering university is no longer just a difficult problem for the college entrance examination, but also for graduation. Sympathy for these students!
The number of graduate students has dropped by 320,000, entering a new era of confusion, college students choose to study for graduate degrees in the face of employment pressure and the contradiction of improving their academic qualifications, but in the process of seeking employment opportunities and changing their fate, they find that the graduate job market is fiercely competitive, and students from non-famous schools have encountered difficulties in pursuing graduate studies in prestigious schools. The superiority of the graduate students has gradually become obvious, and the difficulty of the postgraduate examination has increased, causing some candidates to give up the postgraduate examination. Next year's postgraduate entrance examination trend is still full of uncertainty, but in any case, we should realize that the postgraduate entrance examination is not a shortcut to change one's life, but a path that requires candidates to work hard under the dual conditions of strength and opportunity. Candidates should be rational, adhere to their own choices, believe in their own abilities, and find their own opportunities and ways out in confusion.