It's been some time since the scores of the college entrance examination in 222 came out. Naturally, everyone is happy if they do well in the exam, but if they don't perform well, they don't have to be discouraged. "Start all over again if it's a big deal." Believe in yourself.

In the past two days, many places have volunteered to fill in the college entrance examination. As a "experienced person", I want to talk to my classmates about my views on filling in the popular majors of the college entrance examination. (Mainly talk about what hot majors are worth reporting and recommend them to friends)

If you want to know what hot majors can be reported in 222, I think we need to make clear three things: first, which majors have good employment prospects and high employment rate at present; The second is which majors have high salaries after graduation; The third is what kind of major you are suitable for and what majors you can choose.

Let's start with the first question. What are the majors with high employment rate at present? Relevant authoritative departments have done research. At present, the majors with high employment rate mainly include artificial intelligence, software engineering, big data, Internet of Things engineering, stomatology, anesthesiology, finance, civil engineering, electrical engineering and automation, and minor languages.

In fact, if you look at these majors carefully, you can also observe some clues, that is, these majors are relatively "modern", and they are widely used in emerging industries, and they are more practical. Artificial intelligence is a trend of future development, and Internet-related majors are used in many fields, so it is inevitable that the employment rate will be good. Stomatology and anesthesia are old and popular majors, and they have never been "dropped".

Next, let's talk about the majors with high starting salaries for fresh graduates (generally undergraduate courses). At present, the major with the highest starting salary is computer major, followed by electrical major. Then in turn, finance, automation, electronic information, stomatology, statistics, artificial intelligence and so on.

Computer majors can be said to be needed by various industries. At present, the demand is in short supply, so it is inevitable that their salaries will be high. I won't say anything about stomatology (everyone who has had their teeth pulled out or seen a doctor in stomatology knows). Finance, electronic information and statistics are also widely used in front-end industries, and the salary can't be low.

Of course, a prerequisite for us to discuss the starting salary of these majors is that these graduates are all undergraduate graduates, because some majors will have a big "two-level reversal" after further study, such as medical and psychological majors.

after the above two discussions, I suggest that the popular majors worth applying for are: computer, electrical automation, stomatology, finance, artificial intelligence, big data and statistics.

These suggestions are more in a broad sense. If they are specific to everyone, they must be based on their own actual situation. For example, I think it is a good choice for girls to choose teachers' classes, and it is also a good choice to come out as a teacher. Moreover, graduates of ordinary undergraduate colleges can also choose to take the exam. Although they cannot achieve prosperity, they are still relatively stable.

I would also like to give a suggestion to my junior students. When choosing a major, we must distinguish between the attributes of arts and sciences and the development direction of the major, and at the same time, we must not blindly and casually fill in the major according to our actual situation.