This National Day, Lao Zhang and his family were having a bad time because their son could not adapt to the pace of study in college, so he completed the withdrawal procedures and had to come back to repeat the school.
This year's college entrance examination, Lao Zhang's son performed well, applied for a relatively famous undergraduate college in the province, and chose a major in biology. When school started in September, he also went to report with joy. He patted his chest and said that he would study hard. Please rest assured.
But after taking the class, he soon found that he had no interest in this major and could not understand some major courses, and was very depressed. At first, he planned to apply for a major change, but he found that the threshold for changing majors in the school was relatively high, and he thought it was difficult to successfully transfer. After half a month of struggling, he decided to apply to drop out of school, go home to repeat the exam, and take the exam again next year.
In fact, there are quite a lot of situations like Lao Zhang’s son. According to statistics, among every 8 freshmen, one feels that the registration is not what he wants. Some of them choose to change majors, while others choose to drop out of school and go back to repeat the study.
causes this situation because some students lack understanding of the major they choose when filling out their applications, or choose it only "to inherit the aspirations of their parents". After entering the school for formal class, they find that they have no interest in the major they are studying, or they are difficult to control. Some people also feel that the development prospects of the major they are studying are not very good, so they want to change majors or drop out of school to repeat the study.
I have to say that this situation is indeed quite regrettable. It is a situation where "lose more" is not good for yourself, your family, and your school. Especially for students themselves, changing majors is undoubtedly the best solution, but changing majors has requirements for grade rankings and may not meet the requirements. Even if the grade ranking meets the requirements, you may not be able to transfer to your favorite major.
Continue to read this major that I don’t like, but I can’t get interested, so I often just pass by and cannot learn thoroughly. Repeating the school is indeed a remedy, but the scores may not be significantly improved in one year, and you will be admitted to the ideal college and major.
This is the disadvantage of "blind selection" in the college entrance examination. After twelve years of hard study, I just want to study in a good university and a good major, but so many people missed and fell in the process of filling out their applications. The main reason is that many parents, students and even teachers usually only pay attention to academic performance and do not realize the importance of professional choice, which has led to a large number of students taking detours. This is a pity.
To avoid this situation, the best way is to prepare in advance and plan for career . Parents usually communicate with their children about subject, major, and career-related issues, understand their children’s real interests and hobbies, and collect more information to help their children gradually clarify their goals and directions. The school can offer relevant courses, and ask professionals to explain how to determine your interests and expertise, how to understand different majors, and how to choose a major that matches your interests and expertise. This two-pronged approach can maximize the avoidance of students leaving regrets when filling out their application forms.
4 years in college, studying for a major that you don’t like at all will be very painful, so you must be fully prepared in advance. Career planning is related to your own happiness and future, and it cannot be overestimated.
