Super contradiction whether to go to graduate school

Actually, I struggled with this question at the beginning. If you take the test, age waits for no one, and if you don't take the test, you are a lot of college students, and you are nothing at all, and your competitiveness is not strong. I didn't pass the exam once in my senior year, and then I decided to find a job, so I always have to support myself, right, and I'll take the test when I want to take the test when I have the conditions in the future, but if I have a good job, I won't take the test.

My suggestion is:

1. If the conditions allow now, 24 seems to have just graduated from college, you can seriously prepare to try it once, whether you can be admitted or not, at least experience the process of postgraduate entrance examination, you can not only test yourself but also let yourself understand whether to embark on the road of postgraduate examination.

2. If you want to enter a state-owned enterprise or a relatively large group or something, it is still recommended to take the postgraduate examination, because they attach great importance to academic qualifications, and the treatment of people with different educational qualifications is also different.

3. Don't hang yourself on a tree, don't think that there is no way out except for the graduate school entrance examination, in fact, ability is the most important, interest is very important, and you can do anything if you have the ability.

4. I majored in law, but I took the graduate school in economics, and I was looking for a job in economics and finance. It's very common to be interdistributious. It depends on what your interests are, and your interests are very fast to learn.

It's hard to say word by word. If you're still troubled, you can talk to me!

You can try to take the professional master's exam, because there are relatively few people who take the professional master's exam, and the questions are relatively simple, and the exams are all undergraduate professional courses.

Graduate school is not the same as undergraduate, graduate school, you will study more detailed and in-depth, but the relevance or similarity with other disciplines will be greater. For example, I am studying pomology now, and the direction is plant pathology, but the research methods and usual experiments are molecular experiments, that is, the study of genes and proteins, and our brothers and sisters have gone to the medical laboratory, because the research methods are the same as theirs, and the content is very similar. Therefore, the employment direction after graduation is also relatively wide.

In addition, after you go to graduate school, you will be exposed to a relatively high level of people with advanced ideas, and there are quite a lot of benefits.

Therefore, it is recommended to go to graduate school.

Don't believe too much in experience, if you believe in experience very much, you don't need to read. If your emotional intelligence is relatively high, it doesn't matter if you are experienced or not, because the so-called experience also refers to emotional intelligence for a long time.

I have a classmate who is studying chemistry at Renmin University, mainly studying optics and bionics, which is very good.

Hello, I am also a chemistry major, I didn't take the exam the year I graduated, I wanted to find a job and go out, and then I went out, but I went to Shanghai, and I didn't mix it up and came back, and I wanted to go to Beijing, and I was persuaded by the university teacher to say that there is no difference between Beijing and Shanghai. My undergraduate degree is a very average school, so it is difficult to find a job. Let's put it this way, if your undergraduate degree is relatively good, or you are the kind of person who can speak well and is very capable, then you will be directly employed, but if your undergraduate degree is average and you do not have too much social experience, it is recommended that you still take the postgraduate entrance examination.

Take 10,000 steps back, if you can't pass the exam, you can get re-employed, and the employment unit prefers people who don't pass the graduate school entrance examination than ordinary students. Also, when you are going to graduate school, don't be afraid of the school cow and dare not apply, as long as you review well, you can be admitted to any school. Be sure to report 211 or 985, definitely!

The key to whether to take the postgraduate examination or not depends on the major. Mechanical, electrical, and electronic skills are much more learned on the job than in the laboratory, so there is no need to take the postgraduate examination. If it is medicine, then the amount of knowledge that you only have graduated from the undergraduate degree is too limited, and the work will be very limited, so it is best to go to graduate school.

Do you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination first, take a look at the current employment situation of your major. It is difficult to find a satisfactory job to go to graduate school. However, it is also necessary to be mentally prepared, because many graduate students do not have the best salary after working as they imagined.

Let's make a choice based on the number of applicants.

The ratio of the number of applicants for certain positions in civil servants to the number of hires can reach several thousand to one, and the most popular majors in the most popular schools are estimated to not have such a high proportion, so from this point of view, the civil service examination is a choice for most people.

If you just want to find a good job, I think you can take the civil service exam, of course, you don't have much pressure to find a job, and you feel nostalgic for school, then you can go to graduate school

If you are an undergraduate from a first-rate university, I don't think graduate school will help you find a job, and if you are from a third-rate school, I support you to go to graduate school. Now that there are more graduate students, the treatment at graduation is the price of a cabbage, and you have to be mentally prepared for this.

At least there are many examples around me that prove that it is really better to work for three years after graduating from graduate school.

Depends on what you're learning. Neither of these is easy, but the focus is different. The postgraduate entrance examination is relatively fair and transparent, of course, this is only relative, and if you want to take the exam, you must take the first-class university, at least the top 20 in the country, otherwise it is better not to take the exam.

If you are studying a major that is relatively easy to find a job, such as engineering, it is recommended to work directly without taking the exam, because in the current employment situation, time is the opportunity cost.

It is recommended that you take the postgraduate examination first, and if you do not pass the postgraduate examination, then prepare for civil service and work.

It depends on what your major is. If professional employment is easy, work. Otherwise, you will be admitted to graduate school.

If you really want to take the exam, you can still consider a professional master's degree, now many schools have a professional master's degree of two years, there is no graduation publication requirement, and it is relatively easy to graduate overall. If you take the master's examination, the main problem is the written examination, especially now that many students in school will also consider the master's degree, and those who are not admitted to the master's degree may also be transferred to the master's degree, and these students have much more review time than those who go to work. Therefore, the written test score must be relatively good to be possible.

If you really want to take the test, I don't think age is a problem, many of our brothers and sisters are the same age as the teacher. The key question is whether you really want to read it. After all, revision takes time and energy, and if it is not handled well, it may affect the work.

I also had classmates who studied at the same time as work, but in the end they didn't stick to it, and the total score was only a few points short, which is really a pity. Of course, the enrollment situation of each major is different, and if it is an economics and management major, if you want to take the exam, you still have to stick to it. Come on.

There is no age limit for the graduate school entrance examination, so you can work and study part-time.

Sometimes you can't have it both ways, but sometimes you can kill two birds with one stone.

It's just that if you pass the graduate school entrance examination, the recruitment is abandoned!

It's not very contradictory, the general campus recruitment has a large-scale kind in the winter and after the start of school in the spring, isn't it the end of December this year? I don't think it's a contradiction, but if you want to take the graduate school entrance examination or concentrate on reviewing, you can take the time to look at the recruitment, if you have a favorite position or something, you can also try it, it's not a lot of time.

Actually, it is not contradictory, but it is necessary to allocate the time well.

If you can't do it for two things, it's recommended to do one thing well.

Hope it helps

Generally, there is no contradiction, and if you want to get a working graduate student, it will only help you find a job. On-the-job graduate students are a type of postgraduate education in the national plan, working part-time on-the-job and part-time studying in school as in-service personnel, and belongs to the national education series. There are different types of registration, examination requirements and admission methods, but it is a formal graduate student who has been admitted by the school and has obtained the same degree as a full-time graduate student.

There are three types of part-time graduate studies:

First, in-service personnel pursue a professional master's degree. In-service personnel to study for a professional master's degree are subject to the national joint examination, generally registered in July every year, and the examination is held in October (according to the Ministry of Education's "Notice on Recruiting In-service Personnel to Study for Master's Degrees in 2014", the GCT examination will no longer be organized, and it will be incorporated into the national unified examination in January). After graduation, you can only obtain a professional master's degree, not a graduate degree.

The second is the on-the-job graduate students who study together with the full-time unified examination candidates, but do not transfer their household registration and work relationship. This situation is exactly the same as the national unified full-time master's degree students, generally in October 10 - October 31 online registration every year, November 10 - November 14 on-site confirmation, the examination is generally in January of the following year, but the admission category is orientation or commission training, no transfer of household registration and file relationship when enrolled, and return to the original unit to work after graduation. Both commission trainees and orientation students can obtain graduate degrees and master's degrees after graduation.

The third is postgraduate courses. Postgraduate courses do not belong to academic education, and postgraduate courses are a form of non-academic and non-part-time teaching for in-service personnel to study and improve their professional level, and cannot be directly linked to the awarding of master's degrees, and graduation certificates are not allowed. After the completion of the postgraduate course, the students who participate in the postgraduate course shall not enjoy the postgraduate education treatment stipulated by the state.

After the completion of the course, students can take the equivalent academic master's examination, and after completing the degree defense, those who have reached the academic level of the master's degree can obtain a master's degree certificate. Specifically, you can attend the lectures of Xiahua Academy, which may be of some help to you.

In fact, whether it is graduate school entrance examination or employment, it is not two contradictory aspects, and how to choose depends on the actual situation of each person. If you are really interested and able to study and study, then you can choose what you like.

I'm someone who has experienced this conflict, and now I'm going to talk to you as someone who has come before, and I hope I can help you.

First of all, you will not have anything to lose by going to graduate school, and it is naturally good to be admitted. If you can't pass the exam, you can look for a job again, and even if you can't pass the exam, it's not useless. You will know how to persevere, and you will feel the experience of fighting for your dreams.

If you don't do well in the exam, you can choose to work. Besides, I believe that as long as you prepare carefully, it will be no problem to cross the national line, and you can adjust it after crossing the national line. Of course, I'm talking about the worst-case scenario.

As long as I measure myself correctly and work hard, I believe I will definitely be able to pass the exam.

Secondly, you can also choose to sign a job during the preparation period for the graduate school entrance examination. It won't take much time. It's just that I personally don't recommend it, because it may have a negative impact on your psyche.

In the end, I think it's better to ask myself whether I want to work or go to graduate school. I thought clearly about the choice. Follow your heart, and you won't feel tired.

Good luck!

following your heart！

Everything depends on one's own thinking, ideas, interests, personality and strengths, and of course family, school, profession and the social circumstances in which they live.

Whether it's a graduate school entrance examination or a job, it's the right path to choose, as long as you persist.

Good luck! ^-

It's not contradictory, because you can take the graduate school entrance examination first, and if you really don't do well in the exam, it's not too late to find a job.