Which is better, law or journalism?

From the threshold of initial employment, there are many choices for news, because you can not only do **, but also do advertising, public relations, marketing, and new**. In contrast, law is more specialized, and the narrower the range of choices. So I think journalism is better. ‍‍

I think the major itself doesn't matter whether it's good or bad, the key is your future career plan and your interest orientation, the total score of journalism is relatively high, and the English line of a single subject is also high, in terms of the difficulty of the exam, journalism is difficult, so I recommend law. ‍‍

I think it's law, law is now the second-to-last professional employment rate, if you can stick to it, by the time you have the qualifications, it will be very profitable, but the early stage will be miserable, and it will be a victory. I'm a lawyer, so I don't dare to comment on journalism, it's up to you how you choose. ‍‍

To be honest, it is recommended that you study law. Journalists cannot be legally illiterate. **The threshold for entry is not high, but it is difficult to do well.

You need to be at least an expert in your field, and many journalists nowadays don't have a professional background. We have also cooperated with the University of Political Science and Law to set up a legal class, and many reporters are attending the class, which shows that the law is very important. ‍‍

At present, after the implementation of the new legal professional qualification examination system, the prospects of the law profession are good! As for journalism, it depends on your interests and the school, and journalism is more demanding than law. ‍‍

In fact, the two have in common that the writing ideas should be clear and fluent, and most of the legal students have a relatively high employment environment and social status, which requires higher memory, reasoning and logic, and must have a relatively strong heart. Journalism requires more diversity, flexibility, emotional intelligence and quick response, mainly depending on the individual's expertise and hobbies

Studying law, I studied journalism, many of my colleagues are learning foreign languages, or learning Chinese, especially learning Chinese is far more than learning journalism, so journalism majors do not have much competitive advantage. In order to have a place in the legal community, you must have a professional background in law, and the more the economy develops, the more demand for law is...

Of course, it is law, from the perspective of future development, the profession of law can last a lifetime, and once you can enter the industry, whether it is a lawyer or a public prosecutor, it is still very stable, and there may be a good development. ‍

My advice is to choose jurisprudence. The future prospects of jurisprudence should be quite good - there is no possibility of being replaced by AI for a long time, the domestic legal awareness is increasing, and the demand for law-related industries continues to grow. ‍‍

Journalism is recommended, journalism has a wide range of employment, and the new ** is also a major development direction in the future.

It has to be journalism. It's cool to be a human being.

As someone who has come before, I feel that being a journalist is too stressful and risky. What's more, often working overtime seriously damages your health.

Although it feels like nonsense, it really depends on your interests, understand the courses and employment directions of these two majors, which one you like, and be motivated to work hard.

If journalism is integrated with network big data, the future is promising! Jurisprudence is the opposite.

This is a very good explanation for the fact that those who study law can engage in journalism, and those who study journalism cannot engage in law.

For admission to the four departments of law, the language score must be the highest.

It is best to study accounting for employment, and the income is high and stable.

The law is red every year, but there are still a lot of people jumping in