The 4 college majors that are easy to "fail", going to college is like studying in the third year of high school, and even the top students are annoyed
The college entrance examination is imminent, for senior high school students, in addition to burying their heads in the study of questions, they should also pay proper attention to university majors, understand the curriculum and employment prospects of different majors, so as to better fill in the volunteers.
The university offers a variety of majors, including some popular majors such as computer science, electronic information, medicine, finance and economics, etc., as well as some unpopular majors such as philosophy, applied psychology, history, chemistry, biology, etc. However, when it comes to majors that are easy to "fail", four of them are particularly eye-catching.
First and foremost are physics majors. Including physics, applied physics, nuclear physics, systems science and engineering, acoustics and other majors. Generally speaking, ordinary universities do not offer majors directly named after "physics", which shows that the requirements for physics majors are quite high.
Therefore, when filling in the college entrance examination, many candidates are often reluctant to choose a physics major. After all, in the three years of high school, they have been fed up with mechanics, thermal, electromagnetism and other knowledge points, who wants to continue to face quantum physics, optics and other obscure content in college?
When I was in high school, my biggest headache was physics. Those complicated knowledge points and formulas are like a mountain, and no matter how hard I try, my mock test score will always be difficult to exceed 50 points (out of 120 points). Moreover, I am not alone, many of my classmates are like me, and it is difficult to control the study of physics, and some students even choose liberal arts in order to avoid physics.
Physics is a daunting subject, with a mountain of concepts and formulas that can be daunting. In the face of such a subject that one wants to escape, who would voluntarily choose to continue studying it in college?
Therefore, those candidates who volunteer to apply for physics majors are really warriors. They are not just ordinary students, but also academically elite. After all, to choose a physics major, you need to have enough courage and strength to study. Therefore, the physics major is also known as a "top student" major.
Medical majors, such as clinical medicine and stomatology, are popular choices for the college entrance examination every year. Due to the high admission score, many candidates are discouraged, and even the admission score of the ordinary second-class medical school is more than 50 points above the first line, which shows its high popularity.
Studying in the medical profession is generally considered to be quite tough. Some sayings ridicule the life of medical students: "Once you enter medicine, you will take the college entrance examination at the end of the year", "Physiology and biochemistry must be hanging; Pathological patients, nine deaths and one life", and some people even sighed: "In the past, I thought that the sky was the widest, but later, I learned that the scope of the final examination of the medical profession is the broadest, and the review materials can circle the earth twice."
Despite all the ridicule, the medical profession is indeed a challenging field. Studying medicine requires not only a lot of theoretical knowledge, but also a lot of practical time. Sometimes, students even need to play the role of a mannequin and perform various experiments and operations.
The learning process of the medical profession is challenging and dedicating. It is necessary not only to memorize various medical knowledge, but also to perform various experiments and clinical operations. Medical students need to have perseverance and hard work to succeed in this field.
The medical profession, although difficult, is also a glorious and noble cause. Medical students will become the mainstay of society in the future, contributing to the health and well-being of mankind. Their choice is worthy of respect and praise for choosing a path that is challenging yet rewarding.
Biomedical engineering has attracted much attention, and some experts have commented that it is a discipline that "understands medicine better than communication, understands circuits better than computers, and understands engineering better than medicine", which shows that its knowledge covers circuits, computers, medicine, engineering and other fields, and the content is complex and extensive.
The curriculum includes basic medicine, quantitative physiology, digital signal processing, medical signal processing, biomedical sensors and measurements, medical image processing, microcomputer principles, etc., involving electronics, optics, information processing, medicine, biology and other disciplines, and the requirements for students in mathematics, chemistry, physics, computer and other aspects are extremely high, which makes many students prohibitive, and the failure rate remains high.
Particularly depressing is the employment prospects for this profession. It is difficult for undergraduate graduates to find satisfactory jobs, and they may only be able to work in medical equipment sales and other related jobs. However, if you choose to continue your studies, such as going to graduate school or studying abroad, you may be engaged in product research and development in medical companies and IT electronics companies in the future, or engage in scientific research in universities and research institutes, which are relatively more promising.
Therefore, I do not recommend that students choose biomedical engineering or other biology majors in their college entrance examination preferences. Of course, if you have excellent grades and can enter Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tianjin University, Zhejiang University, Capital Medical University and other universities with strong comprehensive strength, and this major is the ace major of the school, then it is still worth considering studying this major, after all, university resources are a very important consideration.
We often see lawyers on TV who speak freely and eloquently, using legal provisions and reasoning, which makes people envious and admired.
But in fact, the law profession is quite a "headache". In the face of courses such as criminal law, civil law, commercial law, intellectual property law, economic law, evidence law, etc., there seems to be no choice but to memorize them constantly.
If, in the early morning on a college campus, you occasionally find someone reading in a whisper, it's most likely a law student.
What's worse is that the knowledge of law is complicated, and the knowledge points of related courses are easy to be confusing and confusing, so students majoring in law not only need to have a strong memory, but also need to have a good attitude, otherwise it is easy to be depressed by the statutes and codes.
What is even more frustrating is that after studying law for four years, you find that your job prospects are not satisfactory and your employment opportunities are limited. Many graduates have to consider continuing their studies, but a career into the civil service and the judiciary is a promising option.
When choosing a university major, especially when applying for the college entrance examination, you really need to think carefully. Majors such as physics, medicine, biomedical engineering, and law are not very optimistic in addition to being difficult to study and easy to "fail", and the employment prospects are not very optimistic. It is hoped that candidates can choose carefully and lay a solid foundation for their future.
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