Now there is not enough undergraduates, and there are no more bachelor s degrees

Although the number of graduate students has increased with the expansion of enrollment in recent years, the number of graduate students has increased, but if you are a graduate student or a graduate student, it is better to study the type of study or study medicine, after all, the deeper you learn, the more experience you accumulate, and the more opportunities you have at work. If it is a graduate student in marketing, I personally think that an undergraduate is fine, this is if you have the opportunity to study in a high-quality school, if you don't have the opportunity, you will choose employment, after all, graduate students will eventually be employed.

It's not enough, I think it's very important that your school still has a major, if you are a key major in a double first-class university, it's easy to find a job.

It's not that it's insufficient, it's that the academic qualifications are getting higher and higher, and there are more and more opportunities.

It's not that there are not enough undergraduates now, it's that there are more and more undergraduates, many undergraduates are unemployed, it's getting harder and harder to find a job, and there is no shortage at all.

Yes, now after the popularization of undergraduates, everyone is a bachelor's graduate, and some poor schools can't learn anything, so many fresh graduates will take the postgraduate entrance examination, and some will study for a master's degree, so that the chances of employment in the future are greater.

No, there are more and more undergraduate graduates now, and many undergraduate graduates are unemployed, and it is becoming more and more difficult to find employment, and there is no shortage of them.

It's okay, but there are no advantages anymore, and now undergraduates are everywhere, and graduate students are almost out of demand, so it is still necessary to improve your academic qualifications.

Now the undergraduate can't be used, it's not enough, it's not absolute, it depends on whether a person needs a higher degree within the scope of his work?

Now the undergraduate is still enough. Of course, the higher the academic qualifications, the better.

Yesterday and Sunday, Mr. Su and I took our baby back to our college campus, where we spent four years of college, and reacquainted ourselves with those scenes that we once knew together.

After graduating, especially when I have a family, I feel like going back to school. When I was in college, I didn't have much feeling, but I just felt that if I chose this university, I would take root here and create a better future.

I feel that time flies, and before I know it, I have graduated for more than three years.

Our school is not a top or well-known school, but it is unique in this city.

Once, I felt that I was a part of this school, I felt proud, I felt that my undergraduate degree was about the same, and I didn't think about pursuing a higher school or degree.

But recently, especially in 2019, I have experienced a lot of things, and I have begun to realize that my undergraduate degree is no longer enough, and I can no longer achieve my goals.

Mr. Su is also deeply informed, and he said something that I agree with.

The general meaning is summarized as follows:

I used to think that hard work can shorten the gap, and as long as you put in enough sweat, you can also gain a lot.

But these days, I find that there are some things that hard work alone is not enough. For example, some companies have some positions, and the recruitment directly states that the graduate or master's degree is onwards. In other words, no matter how strong your ability is, others will not be able to find out, and you will not be able to play it, because you will not be able to enter the threshold at all.

In particular, in this society where the number of college students is increasing dramatically, in this era of intelligence, the higher the academic qualifications, the more slippery the advantage.

Gradually, I no longer feel that my undergraduate degree is awesome, and I am no longer proud of it.

Start to find a way to improve, not only to improve your ability, but also to improve your academic qualifications, which is a thing that you have to complete sooner or later.

Large companies will set up academic subsidies, a bachelor's degree may only be subsidized by 500-1000 yuan per month, but a doctoral degree, a month's subsidy is enough to exceed your four or five months or even half a year's subsidy. This is the gap, this is the difference in academic qualifications.

It can be seen that academic qualifications are actually a very important thing.

In our country, universal access to higher education has become a fundamental policy. However, in the current social context, more and more people choose to pursue further studies or engage in the civil service industry, making the number of master's and doctoral graduates exceed that of undergraduates, which has become a phenomenon that cannot be ignored. Reasons aside, is this phenomenon good or bad?

First of all, we need to realize that this phenomenon of "academic inversion" is not an isolated case, but has gradually become a common phenomenon. Today's young people are generally faced with problems such as difficulty in finding employment and job instability. In this case, they often choose to further their studies or take the public entrance examination.

In addition, with the expansion of colleges and universities and the emergence of the master's and doctoral boom, the number of master's and doctoral graduates is also increasing year by year.

However, it is not a good thing that the number of master's and doctoral graduates exceeds that of undergraduates. First of all, from a personal point of view, for some students who have the idea of "avoiding employment" rather than engaging in scientific research, they may occupy further study resources, and at the same time, due to the improvement of academic qualifications, their employment pressure will increase correspondingly. Second, from a societal perspective, if this trend continues, the total cost of social operations will naturally increase.

After all, the training of master's and doctoral students is a high-cost investment. Nowadays, the number of master's and doctoral graduates exceeds that of undergraduates, which will inevitably bring more social costs. Finally, from the perspective of education, this phenomenon of "inverted academic qualifications" will also trigger a new round of the theory that reading is useless.

For this problem, we need to not only see the drawbacks, but also pay attention to the reasons. Why does the number of master's and doctoral graduates exceed that of undergraduates? How can we solve this problem?

First, we need to look at higher education itself. In the eyes of many people, although the penetration rate of higher education has been increasing, there are still problems in ensuring the quality of education. Therefore, we should focus on optimizing the curriculum and teaching methods of higher education, and improve students' practical ability and employability competitiveness, so as to better meet the society's demand for high-quality talents.

Second, we need to increase support for the employment sector at the policy level to provide more employment opportunities and development space for graduates. At the same time, we should also strengthen the management of civil servants and other professions, so that these professions do not become the last refuge for "living in peace".

Of course, in the process of solving this problem, we must also face up to people's psychological needs for "stability". In the current social context, many people do not have enough confidence and courage to try an uncertain future, so they are more inclined to choose a stable job. However, we must not allow this conservative concept to become a stumbling block to social development.

In short, the number of master's and doctoral graduates exceeded that of undergraduates, which triggered our thinking about the phenomenon of academic inversion. If we can look at this problem from a comprehensive perspective and take positive measures to solve it, then we have reason to believe that the number of master's and doctoral graduates will not only not become a waste of resources, but will become an important force for social progress and development.