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Anonymous users2024-02-10It's amazing! Professional:
Actuary (very demanding, related to business, mathematics and statistics, etc., very profitable).
management
strategic planning
However, the undergraduate majors are not detailed, you can directly study business undergrad, and you can really have these majors in graduate school.
If you are satisfied, you can add it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09I don't think it's too theoretical, unless you want to be a professor in the United States.
The United States needs a lot of female physiologists and workers, and I think that you should not make your academic qualifications too high, and strive to get a job after graduating from a bachelor's degree in the United States, like the Americans.
Since you have the advantage of science in this area, I recommend three majors in the United States: computer science, information management (you can double others), and accountingThe reason is that those who read Engeering in our school actually have to study computer science to be employed, and those who study finance have to read accounting to be employed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08You can choose from financial engineering, electronic engineering, statistics, and information systems majors under the Faculty of Engineering.
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Anonymous users2024-02-071.Information science.
Career direction: software engineer, programmer analyst, business analyst, system engineer, data analyst, web content analyst, user experience designer, etc.
2.Major in Finance.
Career direction: financial planner, financial analyst, budget analyst, actuary, accountant, credit analyst, banker, etc.
3.Computer Science Major.
Career direction: electrical engineer, graphic designer, information security analyst, network and computer system administrator, battalion research analyst, software developer, etc.
4.Major in Applied Mathematics.
Career direction: Actuary, Civil Engineer, Computer Programmer, Computer Systems Analyst, Financial Analyst, Market Research Analyst, Survey Researcher, Operations Research Analyst, etc.
5.Major in Materials Science.
Career direction: technical sales engineer, CAD technician, research scientist, design engineer, materials engineer, research assistant, etc.
6.Major in Computer Engineering.
Career direction: computer programmer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, industrial engineer, computer systems analyst, web developer, software engineer, system engineer, etc.
7.Major in Electrical Engineering.
Career direction: electrical engineering technician, computer programmer, aerospace engineer, biomedical engineer, computer engineer, electronic engineer, etc.
There are three ways to choose from.
First, after the college entrance examination, or without the college entrance examination, go abroad directly. American universities can go to the top 50 schools without SAT scores, and the specific school connection must be based on the premise of having very good hardware, such as your high school entrance examination scores and social participation. Because high schools in the United States are easy, social participation is more important. >>>More
To apply for a master's degree in the United States, undergraduate grades must be submitted. >>>More
You can go to Northeastern University, which was ranked 80th overall in 2010, and the application deadline for fall admission is July, and a TOEFL score of 52 or IELTS can enter the Northeastern University Bridge Program, and then go directly to the bachelor's degree program. If you have a question you can hi me!
I studied in the United States, and I'll tell you the right answer. >>>More
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