For those who, after the college entrance exams, have only the option of attending third-tier universities or colleges, do any seniors have any good recommendations for majors or schools?
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For those who, after the college entrance exams, have only the option of attending third-tier universities or colleges, do any seniors have any good recommendations for majors or schools? {:1_90:}
Go home and farm! ! Hehe, graduation means unemployment! !
Joking upstairs, hehe. It’s better for boys to learn skills; it seems that the construction industry is still quite popular these days. An ordinary person who works in this field for a few years can earn an annual salary of over 100,000! ! I have no hope left! ! Hehe
Personally, I think no matter how many degrees one earns, as long as one can secure a good employer after graduation, that’s a success. Because entering school is a matter that concerns the child themselves at the moment, while getting a job usually relies on having a patron.....
Male or female, arts or sciences, ............... . . . . . . . . . . .
If you want to go to school, then attend a third-tier university; in today’s society, academic qualifications are increasingly important, and that’s better than having an associate degree
Three volumes, it’s just an extra cost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Read a third-tier book about a good city, such as Beijing. It will have a great advantage. Even if the family is a bit struggling, one should apply for a student loan to continue studying. Don’t pursue a junior college degree.
It’s a girl who is studying humanities; what skills would be good for her to learn? ?
Girl, the first step is to advance in education, and the second step is to get married. The two most important steps in life. No matter what major you choose, you must like it; only something you enjoy will allow you to master it well! To reiterate, what employers value most these days is a person’s abilities!
Girl, in the humanities. Our country is quite advanced in mechanical CNC technology, and she herself wants to learn CNC as well, but since she is an arts student, there are many restrictions on her major choices! It’s time to fill out the college application forms these days, and she’s very anxious. I don’t know how to help her come up with ideas, so I’m turning to you for assistance.