It is obviously very employable, but the rate of changing majors is as high as 100%.
By the time they graduate from college, many people have to face a rare transition. It was a rare choice in my four years at school, and it was also a regrettable opportunity. However, such decisions often come at a great cost.
At present, college students are under tremendous pressure to make major decisions about their future careers, and the high admission standards set by some schools have a significant impact on the number of courses they choose.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS) is at a loss for a 100% job transfer rate, but the employment rate of its graduates is bright. Transferring to another school is an important turning point in many students' lives. When some students feel that their chosen career does not match their hobbies, or that their career prospects are bleak, changing careers becomes a good way.
However, changing majors is not an easy task. In order to enable students to excel in their respective subjects, some schools have set a high threshold, requiring that only 1%-2% of students in each class can transfer.
In other words, before choosing to change majors, they have to work the major they don't have any hobbies in before they can get high scores. This pair has already achieved good results in the subject they are good at, but it is difficult to continue because of the dissatisfaction in their hearts.
During this period, some students faced difficulties. They may be doing a great job in their respective industries, but there is always a sense of dissatisfaction and loss in their hearts.
It may be because of their career prospects or future interests that they want to work in other industries. However, in order to meet the requirements of retraining, it is necessary to stick with the industry that I hated before, and such a decision is very difficult.
This is especially true for those who are known as "high-risk training areas". The job opportunities in these majors are not ideal, and as a result, despite their best efforts, it is difficult to get their dream job. For them, changing their careers is the only way to get out of the predicament and seek development.
But what is unexpected is that a very rare situation happened in a prestigious school in this year, that is, 100% of students transferred. Recently, the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences released the transfer plan for the 2022 students, which shocked all walks of life.
It is said that in the field of environmental science, 14 people were admitted. But by this year, 14 students had already transferred to another school, which made the head of the department very embarrassed and didn't know how to write.
Fortunately, two students were called to the rescue, and the class was maintained. It can be seen that the popularity of this course is too low. But isn't this major good for work? In other words, there is a high chance that graduates of this major will change jobs, which is not the case.
Some industry insiders say that it is relatively easy for environmental science graduates to find jobs, but the most important reasons are low incomes, poor working conditions, and little room for improvement, even after graduating from famous universities such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences, it is difficult to reverse this situation. So, if you want to change your career, you should do it as early as possible so that you don't regret it later in life. In addition, it is also possible that you will work in a waste treatment plant and an exhaust gas treatment plant.
High attendance is actually a clever tactic. In order to achieve 100% attendance, the experts did an in-depth analysis. In terms of disciplines, the University of Science and Technology has no problems, just two faculties, there are almost a hundred full-time teachers, and all teaching is carried out by renowned experts or scholars. The problem is that the subject has a poor standing in the school.
Perhaps, those classmates are here"Wool", are all carried out with the mentality of "low score, high score". In addition, some transfer students chose some of the more popular artificial intelligence, electronic information engineering, etc., which also reflects that they have deep thoughts and plans for transfer.
In some universities, it is not uncommon for classes to be taught across classes. Some universities in China, such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences, have more than 50% of students changing courses in many majors. The main reason for this is that the college has relatively low requirements for students, and under normal circumstances, students can choose to change majors.
Therefore, it is very likely that the 100% transfer rate this year is only the exception. In addition, some students are also interested in this field, rather than simply wanting to eat together. This may mean that changing majors is not just an option, but a positive thinking and practical behavior for future career development.
What do you think about this and give your opinion?