I would like to ask you any questions about the graduate school entrance examination.

Majors that do not take mathematics in the postgraduate examination include: Master of Laws, Master of Business Administration, Chinese Language and Literature, History, Philosophy, Journalism, Communication, Broadcasting, Interviewing, Art, Librarianship, Labor and Social Security, Law, Sociology, Fashion Design, Industrial Design (Art) depending on the school, Decoration Design, Medicine, Biological Sciences, Administrative Management, Psychology (in Applied Psychology, Statistics is required), English (Science and Technology English is required in some schools), Landscaping design (mainly depends on the agricultural school).

You can choose to major in administration and then take the postgraduate entrance examination instead of mathematics.

Very good, administrative management majors are very popular now, if you take the postgraduate entrance examination and then take a better school, the starting point will be very high after graduation, I have a classmate who is now studying in Nanjing Normal University for graduate school in administrative management, and there are many opportunities for development.

If you are in politics, you should take the civil service exam, don't take the postgraduate examination.

If you have a poor foundation in mathematics, don't choose mathematics, otherwise mathematics will suffer because the proportion of scores is relatively high.

There is no good or bad, what suits you is the best.

In addition, it is recommended that you choose a professional course when you cross the examination, and many professional courses can not be found on the Internet, if the school has not brushed the questions themselves, it is easy to panic, it is recommended to take a comprehensive look at whether the previous senior brothers and sisters have taken a similar major, check the information of the professional courses (it is best to find the teaching**, which is much more practical than the dead book), the content of the information of the previous re-examination, etc., If it is more relevant to the course you are good at, it is still worth trying to find reliable learning materials, after all, the postgraduate entrance examination is one of the few opportunities where we can change the direction of study. In short, the postgraduate entrance examination must not be an easy thing, endure it, endure it, calm down the mind, study steadfastly, and hope that it will come that day, come on!!

Develop your own interests and hobbies, if you take the vehicle engineering major, it is estimated that it will be difficult to get in, because you don't like this major, and it will be very difficult to study in the future.

It is a very normal choice to take the interdisciplinary postgraduate examination. During the college entrance examination, many people did not get the major they wanted or were transferred. You can only change your major when you are admitted to graduate school.

Changing majors is nothing more than re-studying some of the major courses on your own. As long as you are not under two books, then you are not stupid, and you will be done with your liver if you take your time. History is mainly a matter of backing, or hard work.

And history is not a hot industry, the competition is much smaller than that of a popular industry, but employment is a problem.

Think about how many years later, looking back on it, I don't even try, do I regret it, and it's not too late to make a decision.

The postgraduate entrance examination is an opportunity for change, so it is still necessary to be more cautious.

There are three types of people who want to go to graduate school.

First, take the postgraduate examination for the sake of the postgraduate examination.

I just want a graduate diploma, it doesn't matter what it is.

Second, I don't know what to do, so I go to graduate school.

I saw that many of my classmates were looking for jobs, but they didn't know what to do, and they didn't have the direction they wanted to do.

Third, have your own career plan.

I have a clear plan for the future, that is, I want to improve myself and make better plans for the future.

It's not impossible to cross majors, but you must think clearly about why you are going to graduate school, and if you think about what to do in the future, you will definitely have your own answer.