I m in high school and want to major in geography after graduation, please give me some advice, yes

1. Studying geography in college is a very risky approach, unless you are a liberal arts student and are ready to study normal or can be admitted to a heavy school such as China University of Geosciences, but the learning process is not ordinarily hard, and the employment is narrow, unless you are a top student, it is difficult to find a job except for a physics teacher.

2. The geography of science is not strong, and the employment competitiveness is very weak after graduation.

3. If you can't score higher than 93 points in geography in high school for a long time, it will be difficult for you to keep up with the course even if you can study geography.

4. Although geography is classified as a liberal arts subject, it also requires strong mathematical ability.

In general, geography and history are relatively unpopular, and they have little to do with social employment, so it is difficult for non-researchers or teachers to find a way out.

Geography majors in general normal colleges and universities recruit liberal arts students. However, the general category is generally only for science students.

The first thing to consider is your high school geography foundation.

If you are theoretical, it is recommended that you know more about regional geography, as well as human geography, after all, it is not only about computing. This way you can tell if you really like this thing or not.

If you are studying literature, it is recommended that you lay a solid foundation in mathematics. Because you learned geography. In the end, there is only one way out, and that is to become a teacher. The mathematics level of the geography teacher needs to be very strong.

So the most important thing is to study hard and learn more knowledge.

Generally speaking, normal schools have geography majors, and what I know is that geography majors recruit science students, but there should also be schools that recruit liberal arts students.

This major is more difficult, so you must be mentally prepared

I went to university to study geography.

Geography is chosen for high school, and the majors you can choose for university in the future are as follows:

1. Geographic Information System (GIS).

The Geography major is an emerging major, and it is an interdisciplinary discipline. There are many things to learn, but they are not precise, and they need to master computer science, mathematics and other science and engineering knowledge. Unprofessionally, it means processing data, and then visualizing, analyzing, and presenting the data through tools such as computers.

At present, the field of employment is wider, but most of the talents needed are highly educated.

2. Remote Sensing Science and Technology (RS).

The remote sensing major is similar to the geo-information major, and the students of the two majors have roughly the same professional knowledge in their undergraduate studies. To put it simply, ground information processes data, and remote sensing obtains data. Remote sensing people collect and process data through satellites, GPS, and other tools.

It's not much different from the faith of the earth.

At present, the field of employment of remote sensing majors is wider, but similarly, the salaries of talents with low educational qualifications are generally low. There are not too many double first-class universities in this major, among which Wuhan University has the strongest remote sensing in the country, followed by Beijing Normal University, and then Zhongnan.

3. Geological engineering.

Geological engineering is a branch of geology, which is a marginal discipline in which geology and engineering penetrate and intersect with each other.

After graduating from this major, students can be engaged in the development, scientific research and management of land resources, industrial and mining enterprises, engineering design institutes, resource exploration and evaluation, environmental assessment, urban and environmental hydrogeology, engineering survey, design and construction, and production management. Among the universities opened, such as China University of Geosciences and Zhongnan, they are stronger.

4. Surveying and mapping engineering.

This major mainly studies the basic theories and technologies of space, electronics, information, laser, inertial and other sciences, and studies the use of these technologies to determine the shape of the earth and other stars, the three-dimensional characteristics of buildings (structures) and their relationship with the designated reference system, the earth's gravity field and its internal physical characteristics, the characteristics of moving objects and their multi-dimensional parameters, and studies the basic theories and methods of the application of these technologies in engineering, industry and human life.

It depends on your interests. I am also very good in geography, and I am applying for information management and information systems. If the geography is good, then I believe you must be very cautious and thoughtful. The brain is good. You choose according to your interests, which will help you in the future.

Do you want to study geology? If that's the case, you'll have to refer to the major in the book you want to choose. Search online for development prospects.

That is, Nanjing University and Wuhan University have one of the best majors in geography in the country, but the score is not low!

Generally, undergraduates take the normal class, such as geographic science (normal) and geographic information system, etc.! GIS is better than geography!

However, geography is a liberal arts subject in high school, and it is a science subject in college, so it is more difficult to learn. But as long as you don't skip too many classes, you should be fine!Haha!

There are the following majors related to geography: physical geography.

Human Geography.

Cartography, Geological Resources and Geological Engineering.

Geographic information system.

Urban and rural resource planning and management.

Geography is a normal geography major, and graduates are engaged in geography teaching or related research work.

Geographic information system, there are only a dozen universities in the country that offer this course, mainly research GPS and the like, related to computers. Cartography is pretty much the same. Physical Geography and Human Geography are more specialized in geography. The others are more rubbing.

Geography is an unpopular subject, and it is difficult to choose a school after choosing a major, and there is a lot of pressure to find employment after graduation. It is recommended to consider it according to your own situation.

Attached is a ranking of universities in geography.

Peking university. Beijing Normal University.

East China Normal University.

Nanjing University. Lanzhou University.

Wuhan University. Nanjing Normal University.

Henan University. Northeast Normal University.

Shaanxi Normal University.

Inner Mongolia Normal University.

Northwestern University. Zhejiang University.

China University of Geosciences.

Tongji University. Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology.

Anhui Normal University.

Central China Normal University.

Sichuan Agricultural University.

Yunnan Normal University.

Northwest Normal University.

Tianjin Normal University.

Sichuan Normal University.

Chongqing Normal University.

Xinjiang Normal University.

I just finished the college entrance examination, and I am not bad at geography, so I would like to give you a few suggestions.

1. The atlas is very important, you can look at it when you have nothing to do, follow the textbook, and be familiar with it.

2. To truly understand it, connect it with the reality of life. In particular, the movement of the earth must not be memorized. If you don't understand, you can ask the teacher why.

3. Pay attention to the order and method when memorizing. For example, mountains, minerals, provinces, and so on must be memorized in a certain order, otherwise they will be mixed.

4. Listening, understanding, and most importantly in class!! Don't think that geography just needs to be memorized after class, absolutely not.

If you have any other geography questions in your studies, you can ask me!

The most important thing in geography is to remember and read maps. Needless to say, the map of the world and the regional map of China; To read a map is to learn to look at the contour line or something, only in this way can we understand the connection between the question and the map, and better analyze the geography problem.

The main thing is that you have to like geography, and if you don't like to study, it's useless to learn it.

Geography is a more rational subject in the liberal arts.

First of all, the teacher requires you to memorize the knowledge points that you must memorize. Back is definitely the foundation.

Also, you must master the method and apply it by life. It is very important to draw inferences from one another.

The questions of the exam will be different every time, but the knowledge points of the test will be the same. It's the same as math, you don't have the same problem, you just change the numbers, but the solution is the same. Geography usually changes countries, places.

But the knowledge points will not change. When studying regional geography, you should read more maps and memorize maps in certain states.

Finally, only do a few questions a day. If you do too much, you will be tired if you waste time. Finish those questions carefully and revise them carefully.

See why you did it wrong, find the reason, and prevent it from being wrong next time. I do questions every day, I come into contact every day, and sometimes I memorize that knowledge unconsciously.

Geography needs to integrate all the content in order to read well, it is recommended that you buy a college entrance examination geography atlas to see.

Confidence + Skills + Mindset + Obedience + Attention = Good Grades.

No, you cannot.

Geography is a liberal arts subject in high school, but it is a science subject in college. (Of course, if you still have doubts, you can find out through your geography teacher) There are six majors in geology, geochemistry, resources, environment and urban and rural planning and management, geographical science (quaternary geology), geology base class, and geology (geological survey and development).

The better universities are.

Class A+ Peking University, Nanjing University, East China Normal University, Wuhan University.

Class A (14) Beijing Normal University, Nanjing Normal University, Sun Yat-sen University, Lanzhou University, China University of Geosciences, Fujian Normal University, Northeast Normal University, Northwest University, Shaanxi Normal University, Guangzhou University, Capital Normal University, Liaoning Normal University, Northwest Normal University.

It is impossible to say whether the profession is "good" or "bad". If you score by the unpopular favorite, it is an unpopular one. I studied at a university (I won't mention it here), and most of my classmates from the School of Water Resources and Hydropower studied geography, but they were relatively unpopular.

In short, you can't study geography if you study liberal arts. The main subjects that can be studied in the liberal arts are economics, international economics and **, journalism, literature, law, history, archaeology, political science, public administration, administrative management, etc.

This depends on whether the school you fill in has a geography-related major, and generally the schools that focus on liberal arts are more economics and management, and there are more arts, and it is not too good to have a geography major.

Geography majors are generally better in oil, as long as the school you apply for has this major, you can choose, it has nothing to do with arts and sciences, as for whether it is good or not, it depends on what school you choose.

Some schools are strong in English, while others are strong in economics and trade.

Geography belongs to the liberal arts in high school, and college is science, according to my experience, college geography is the study of advanced mathematics, some of which are science in high school, and the lack of a foundation in liberal arts is not significant. Many of my classmates did not study geography in high school. For the geography major, I myself studied geography (teacher training), because I want to be a teacher, but from what our teacher said, the rest is better.

It's good to learn geography, every school geography student has the opportunity to go to some famous mountains and rivers or something to investigate and practice, like our school is going to Huangshan, learning geography is actually very good.