in the case of finance, after the basic subject of finance, further study of finance is carried out.
Basic disciplines of finance include: monetary banking/finance
Financial disciplines: international finance/macro finance/micro finance/central banking, etc.
Insurance disciplines: insurance/life insurance/property insurance, etc.
according to your curriculum, the major you applied for is really totally biased towards finance, which is no different from finance.
In fact, I feel that since the financial crisis this year, financial employment is not very optimistic, and with the increasing number of people studying finance every year, unless you can learn very well in this major, employment is not particularly good. However, compared with other majors, it can guarantee your employment to a higher degree. The premise is that you make up your mind to study economics and you are a girl. Compared with finance, the insurance industry is still in the development stage, and it is not as mature as the financial industry. If you engage in the insurance industry, you will have greater and better development space.
To sum up, it's really not much different from the course content provided by you and the finance major. But the good thing about college is that you can choose your own development direction. Even if you choose this major and find that you don't like it very much when you go to college, you can attend other professional courses you like and let yourself develop in an all-round way as long as you make sure that you don't leave your major behind.
However, it is more important to cultivate your ability in college, especially your ability to learn, which is very important. In fact, what you study has nothing to do with what you will do in the future. I wish you a wonderful college life.
I hope it helps you.