When a teacher wants to learn normal, when medicine wants to learn clinical, imaging, dentistry, if you want to take the public entrance examination to learn Chinese language, to learn law, if you want to do IT to learn computer, artificial intelligence, most parents are very clear and clear, even if they volunteer to fill in the guidance, they will give reasonable guidance.
But really good jobs, such as tobacco and other industries, what majors can you study, there don't seem to be too many people mentioning, is it that everyone doesn't want to go? Of course not, is it simply a poor information? No, but for children from ordinary families, there is no so-called counterpart for these jobs.
If you are admitted to 985 and 211 colleges and universities to compete with others for science and engineering positions such as computer science and medicine, you have an absolute advantage, but the lower the threshold and the better the salary, the less relevant it is to ability. Students from prestigious schools may not be able to compare with students from some private schools.
Doctors have professional barriers, teachers have open and transparent admissions, and computers have absolute strength competition, which has gathered the attention of most students, because most students are ordinary people, and what needs to be competed is absolute ability, which makes these majors have better employment prospects for children from ordinary families.
In other better positions, the phenomenon of family inheritance is more obvious in the village, and the children of ordinary families do not have strong competitiveness in this kind of profession.
The choice of major now is not only a hobby and future employment needs, but also closely related to the strength of the family.