Choosing a job or further education
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When I was in my junior and senior years as an undergraduate, I saw many people worrying about whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination or work, but I didn't really understand it at the time. At that time, I felt that I could calm down and concentrate on preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination without paying attention to the surrounding situation. Nowadays, when faced with the question of whether to work or continue further studies, I feel at a loss. I don’t know whether I should continue studying or work.
Nothing is suitable to choose now. If you can choose, it would be best to be born 10 years earlier.
You can work first and accumulate precious "wealth" in life at work; I think testing is a last resort choice, and society tends to need doers.
Postgraduate entrance examination, PhD study, staying in school, civil service examination, going abroad, the higher your academic qualifications, the more choices you have.
I feel like it's just the opposite. The higher the education level, the narrower the options. A bachelor's degree is enough. After all, the requirements for a doctoral degree are much higher than those for an undergraduate degree.
Those who have worked in the technical field for 2 years will know why it is necessary to have a high degree of education. . .
two roads: One is work (look for feelings and shortcomings), continue working if you feel suitable, and win by working length of time ； If you are not suitable anymore, you can further your education and have work experience. With your education, it will be easier to find a job. ； The problem with this is how strong your perseverance is. You must be able to clarify your goals, never slack off or degenerate in your work, and stick to the dreams in your heart. One is to directly take the postgraduate entrance examination. Taking the entrance examination as an example, it means delaying entry into society for three years. After three years, you will also face the same choice, study for a Ph.D.? Going abroad? Work? . Whether there are any advantages to working in a specific field after a master's degree also depends on personal qualities and work experience. Different from the undergraduate, the basic functions of a master's degree change from one job to another, and it is unlikely to go back to school. Both paths have pros and cons, so these two options are not really choices! The key depends on your life plan!
If you want to take the postgraduate entrance exam, just take the exam from a good school like 985 or don’t take the exam! It is not necessarily easier to find jobs for graduate students than for undergraduates in some general colleges! The salary is 200 yuan more per month than that of an undergraduate student and he has been studying for three years! If you have the perseverance, it is best to take the postgraduate entrance examination after working for two years to focus on what you lack! Go and learn * ! Go get a professional direction! It’s a pity that many people don’t like to read once they work! Even if you want to see it, you can't see it. You must go to school. * So many years!
I have been thinking about it. But after working for about two years, the salary will be a little bit better, and I feel like I am getting ahead. Although I know that there is a need for further study, how can I go on firmly. It is still very difficult to prepare for a prestigious school like 985 while working.