The question of cross major, why should we take the cross professional graduate school

Teacher Yang gives you 5 practical tips to help you succeed in the cross-examination.

The reasons for the interdisciplinary postgraduate examination can be summed up in none other than these points:

1.Lack of advantages in academic background, want to pass the postgraduate entrance examination to a good school, enhance competitiveness;

2.I have no interest in my original major and want to pursue my favorite major through the postgraduate entrance examination;

3.Work needs, such as taking a major suitable for art teachers in order to enter school;

4.Purely for the sake of mixing academic qualifications, I want to take an easy major.

<> Unified National Graduate Entrance Examination (hereinafter referred to as "Postgraduate Entrance Examination" or "Unified Examination") refers to the general term of the relevant examinations organized by the education department of the Education Bureau and the enrollment agency for the selection of graduate students, which is composed of the preliminary examination and the re-examination organized by the national examination department and the enrollment unit. It is a selective examination for the type of academic qualification admitted to general higher education.

According to the type of degree, the enrollment of master's students in general higher education is divided into two types: academic master's degree and professional master's degree and Wang Shi graduate students; According to the form of study, it is divided into full-time graduate students and part-time graduate students, and both are selected and admitted using the same examination subjects and the same score line.

It is more difficult to take the postgraduate examination across majorsThe interdisciplinary postgraduate examination is equivalent to starting from scratch. If the employment prospects of this major are really bad, or you really don't like this major, it is generally not recommended to take the cross-examination.

In the one-year review process, if you go to a different major, and cross from an unpopular to a popular one, or cross over to a completely unrelated major, such as the original student biology, you have to study finance, the original medicine, you have to study management, accounting, this is more difficult. After all, one is one that you have studied for 4 years, has a professional foundation, and has a competitive advantage; One is to start from scratch and completely zero.

Precautions for interdisciplinary postgraduate examination:

1. Suitable for yourself.

When deciding to take the postgraduate entrance examination, first ask yourself, what is my motivation for the postgraduate examination, my interests are in, can my interests be linked to the postgraduate entrance examination, and which colleges and universities have opened relevant majors. On the basis of my own strength, coupled with half a year of review, I will probably achieve what score level and which schools I am expected to be admitted to. These are questions you must think about before choosing a school.

The school and major are there, and whether it suits you or not is the most important point to think about.

2. Professional suitability.

How many colleges and universities in the country meet the requirements of your major selection, which level of colleges and universities are suitable for your ability, whether the colleges and universities at this level meet your expectations, what attracts you, and whether your target major is the key major of these institutions. These are all questions that candidates need to consider carefully. After all, majoring in graduate school has a good chance of influencing your future career.

3. Regional selection.

For candidates who do not cross majors, colleges and universities or "three crosses", geographical issues are also an aspect that needs to be considered when choosing a school. It is necessary to look at whether the location of the institution meets its long-term development needs in the future. Many people will continue to work hard in the city where they studied after graduating from graduate school, and whether there is a conflict between the distance between that city and home and the plan for their career also requires candidates to think carefully.

The first is whether to cross majors, the second is what major, the third is what school, and the fourth is what region.

1. Do you want to be interdisciplinary?

You always have to have a goal in doing things, and it's the same for the graduate school entrance examination, you have to think about why you want to cross the exam. If you can't even think about the purpose clearly, you will easily have self-doubt in the future. The cross-examination is a long-distance race, and it takes at least more than half a year from preparing for the exam to actually taking the exam, and in order to get into some excellent schools, it takes even two years to prepare early.

If the review arrives.

In September and October, I was going to apply for the graduate school entrance examination, and I was still thinking about changing my major, and I felt that the wrong path would disturb the entire review plan, which was very hurtful.

I myself am a living example, at the beginning of the cross-examination major was modern and contemporary literature, I found a lot of review experience in modern and contemporary literature on the forum, and I also asked my senior sister to buy a thick stack of review notes. However, in September, most of the books of the professional course have been reviewed, and when the school's enrollment brochure came out, I found that the cross-examination of this major is not simple, there are too few recruits, and there are difficulties in employment, so I changed to the subject language, which is a more applied major. As a result, in October, the political review had to begin again, and the time became so rushed that the last few months were particularly hard.

Some of the students who came to me only asked me if I should change my major in September. Of course, it's not impossible to change now, I thought before, if the professional courses of the school preparing for the exam are similar, find a school with a lower difficulty in the cross-examination as a guarantee, and wait until the review feels too difficult, and then it is reluctant to change schools (note that it is reluctant, do not change at will). However, the probability of passing the exam is much smaller.

If you spend an extra week or two quietly thinking about the purpose of the graduate school entrance examination before preparing for the graduate school entrance examination, and plan well in advance, you will not force yourself into such a passive situation.

When it comes to the purpose of the graduate school entrance examination, everyone's actual situation is different, but there is no escape from these two things:

The first is to be interesting, that is, I don't like my undergraduate major, I don't think it's interesting, class is like going to a grave, self-study is like going to prison, and I can get a major I like in the cross-examination, not to mention how much money I make, at least I live happily.

The second is to be meaningful, that is, this industry has development prospects in the future, not to mention an annual income of one million, but at least it can ensure a well-off life. For example, if you are in a sluggish sunset industry, with few promotion opportunities, poor treatment, and a noisy working environment, and you want to change industries at this time, but you can't enter another industry because your major does not match, then it is actually a better choice to change your major through interprofessional forms and get the identity of a graduate.

Do your best, interdisciplinary postgraduate entrance examinations abound, and I believe that I can always get in, of course, provided that I put in enough effort.