It is suitable for English majors to enter graduate school

English major. If you want to go to graduate school. I recommend taking psychology. Pedagogy. Journalism. and administration or business management (some schools do not take mathematics in these two subjects.

Psychology requires a certain amount of math foundation. Because the graduate school entrance examination will involve statistics and experiments. Even if you get in. These are also used during graduate school. If you have a little foundation. You can take the psychology exam.

Pedagogy. It's the one I recommend the most. It's not just the national exam. And I don't take the math test either. It's not hard to prepare.

And you can also have a connection with your own major.

Journalism. Although recommended. But. Jobs may not be as easy to find.

2 more doors. It is suitable for foreign companies. So it's not bad.

It's up to you to like it. It's up to you to see what you want to do in the future.

Journalism, media.

It's a combination of **. In terms of difficulty, the difficulty is relatively low because journalism majors do not test mathematics. From the perspective of professional integration, people who do journalism, whether they use newspapers and magazines as the media, or radio and television as the media, people with excellent English proficiency often have a great advantage.

With the increasing degree of openness in China, the exchanges of "bringing in and going out" will become more and more frequent, which requires a large number of journalistic talents with high English proficiency, and press and publishing institutions (such as China International Broadcasting Voice, Xinhua News Agency, etc.) are very ideal employment units. In addition, in terms of educational background, I personally believe that the combination of English (Bachelor's) journalism (research) will be more advantageous than the combination of English (Journalism) and English (research).

Because most of the theories learned in journalism majors at the undergraduate level are very vague if they are not practiced, and they do not really learn language skills as English majors. Graduate journalism students tend to have backgrounds that are more desirable to news organizations. Nowadays, many prestigious universities have a major in "International Journalism", which is a bit of an exaggeration to say that this major is simply set up for English majors to take the cross-major examination.

Master of Law, Finance, Management.

Master of Law, Finance, and Management are all popular subjects and all have extensive exposure to English. Nowadays, there is a great demand for talents in financing and management, and the requirements for English are also very high. English majors have certain advantages in applying for these majors.

In addition, although the LLM has been overheated in recent years and the employment situation is not optimistic, in general, it is still an advantageous subject, especially for legal talents who know English.

Majors that can be taken for the postgraduate examination for English majors:

For English majors, there are generally five directions, which can be divided into master's majors and master's majors.

There are three master's programs:

1. English Language and Literature.

2. Foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics.

3. Translation Studies.

There are two majors:

1. Master of Translation, which is divided into English Translation and English Interpretation.

2. Teaching English as a subject.

In other words, in addition to English, you must have a foundation in other languages, such as Japanese, Russian, German, French, etc., from this point of view, it is not recommended for non-English majors to take the English master's degree major.

There are four subjects in the English Translation Master's Examination, namely Politics, Encyclopedic Knowledge, Basic English for Translation, and Translation of Master's English.

With the exception of politics, the other three exams are all self-proclaimed by the target institutions. However, if you are willing to take the master's degree in translation, you can buy some past postgraduate examination questions from other colleges and universities online in advance, and familiarize yourself with the question types and difficulty of the past postgraduate examinations, which will also help you choose your target university for the postgraduate entrance examination in the later stage.

How to choose the above majors:

1. If you choose to become a teacher after graduation, the five majors introduced to you above can be used. Generally speaking, most of the students who study English majors will be English teachers, because the teaching position is relatively stable, and most students choose it.

2. Students who are pursuing a doctoral degree are recommended to choose a master's degree in English language and literature, foreign language and Chinese linguistics, applied linguistics and translation.