It's a critical time for college entrance examination candidates to fill in their applications. Both candidates and their parents have such a question: which is more important, school or major? Actually, everyone has their own views on this issue. If we have to say whether it's good or not, we suggest that we consider it from the following three aspects:
1、 If the score allows, it's better to consider both
If the result is good, it's better to give consideration to both the school and the major. School is the key to our job search. If the school is too low, it will not only have no advantage, but also be eliminated in the first round of resume selection. In addition, learning what kind of major is directly related to our employment direction. Therefore, in the situation that the performance provides the choice space for oneself, it is better for the school and the major to give due consideration. Of course, the requirements for performance are relatively high. Only a few students can achieve this. Generally speaking, the top 5% of the provincial (city) performance ranking can give consideration to both schools and majors. 2、 If you have to choose, you need to see the ranking
For the vast majority of students, there is still a choice. When our results don't have enough advantages, first look at the school rankings. When looking for a job, you will find that the first step is to look at the school, and the second step is to look at the major. This requires us to pay attention to the school ranking first, and then to see the ranking of the major we are interested in when filling in the application. It is often difficult to choose. If you are not particularly fond of a major, it is recommended to consider the ranking of the school first. After all, the ranking of the school is a stepping stone.
3、 It's hard to choose, it's got to combine interests
Of course, even if you choose a school, there are many majors in each school, and it is difficult to choose. This requires us to seriously think about what kind of work we want to do and what kind of talents we want to be in the industry. If we choose a major that we don't have any interest in, four years of college may be more uncomfortable, and even feel that learning is meaningless. It is very important to do what you like and study the major you are interested in.
In short, choice itself is a very difficult thing. When you don't know how to choose, don't dwell on the choice itself. You can jump out and see. For example, you can analyze the employment situation, your own interests and hobbies, the ranking of schools and majors, and your answer will be much clearer with data analysis. Come on, may your choice be without regret!