Graduate students are not necessarily more employable than undergraduates, and some graduate students have a harder time finding jobs after graduation. Many students and parents think that it is difficult to find a job after graduating from undergraduate, and it is wrong to choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination no matter what major they are, and not every major is suitable for postgraduate examination.
So which majors must be admitted to graduate school, and which majors do not need to be admitted to graduate school? Which majors have a great impact on employment? Let's talk to you today, first of all, which majors must be admitted to graduate school? There are three major categories of majors that must be admitted to graduate school:
First, pure science majors, such as mathematics, physics, and chemistry, are suitable for research work, and it is not easy to get employed if you do not take the postgraduate examination.
Second, medical majors, such as basic medicine, clinical medicine, and pharmacy, must be admitted to graduate school because of the most basic requirement for entering pharmaceutical factories and hospitals.
Third, education majors, such as science education, history education, and language education, must also be admitted to graduate school if they want to enter school.
Secondly, there are no majors that do not need to be admitted to graduate school: first, art majors. For example, dance, art, photography and other majors can be employed as undergraduates, and the postgraduate entrance examination will not help much for employment.
Second, sales majors, such as marketing, sales, and logistics management, are more focused on practical experience.
Third, engineering management majors, such as engineering management and construction management, are all working in the front line of engineering, and the necessity of postgraduate entrance examination is not very great. Some majors have a great impact on employment, and most engineering majors are like this, such as computer, electronic engineering, electrical automation, and mechanical engineering.
If there are college students in our family, you can combine the teacher's analysis to see if the child's major is used for postgraduate examination?
Remember: no matter whether you are admitted to graduate school or not, the important thing is to cultivate practical skills and obtain relevant certificates, and our students and parents must look at the postgraduate entrance examination rationally and do not blindly follow the trend!