Super depressed, please come in and help! Coming to college .

Choose the economic class, the scope of employment is wider, although there are not many college students who work after graduation are professional counterparts....There are a lot of associations and societies in the university, you can join the corresponding associations if you like art, there is no need to study in the art department, the employment scope of this kind of department is too small, and now this society still solves the problem of food and clothing before considering the interest......There is also a university where you can change majors, so you don't need to think so much about it now, it's better to put your mind on studying first.

Architectural design is one of the most tiring majors, and it is common to rush design assignments all night.

English is not bad, but now there are too many people who can speak English, many universities require English level 4 or 6, so if you graduate only English and no other professional knowledge, it is difficult to compete with others...If you want to choose a foreign language, I suggest you choose other languages, German, French, Spanish can be, obviously, the Canton Fair English translation is only dozens of dollars a day, and other languages are several times more, scarce is expensive, and the language is the same.

I feel that what I study in college is not necessarily what to do, I graduated this year, there is no news of the work so far, it is estimated that it is impossible to do work related to this major, the current employment form is too severe, I feel that if you think about your future life, you should consider the industry that will be popular in the future, so that there is more development.

In fact, this question also bothered me for a long time when I was in high school.

First of all, you have to see how your grades are.

If you are at an upper intermediate level, you can work hard, pick a good university, and study culture classes well.

Second, you say you like art, but you don't have talent.

I have always believed that interest is the best teacher.

It's easy to do. From now on, art is the fastest subject to learn.

When I was in high school, many people started studying art in their second year of high school, and they took the college entrance examination in the same way.

You need to have a good foundation in that area. You can't learn well in a short period of time.

If you don't think the time is short and you can't study well, you can repeat the year for another year.

Don't look down on repeaters, you often repeat for a year and get into a very good school.

But the premise of all this is that you must not fall behind in your homework.

Studying art also requires scores.

A better art school, the score should also be about three books.

You have to know that with high scores, it is you who pick the school. If the score is low, the school picks people.

As for work, I think that after entering school, you will gradually adapt to your major after taking major courses, and you may gradually like your major.

Moreover, most of the current college students' employment is not a professional counterpart. Finding a job doesn't have to be a major.

When you go to a good school, everything is easy.

That's all I can say to you. I'm only a sophomore. There is also no work experience. Good luck.

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