It depends on your school and your own ability. China's financial employment is mainly concentrated in banks, securities investment companies, funds, foreign investment banks, and civil servants such as the China Banking Regulatory Commission and the People's Bank of China.

If you graduate from a prestigious school (such as the People's Bank of China, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Xiamen University), the starting salary is generally above 6,000 (provided that you are employed in the coastal areas). If you have strong personal ability, you can enter a large securities company (such as JPMorgan Chase), and it is also possible to earn an annual salary of 65,438+tens of thousands. However, judging from the recent employment situation, many people regard civil servants as their first choice, such as China Banking Regulatory Commission, People's Bank of China and State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. Although the superficial wages in these places are not high, there are many ghosts. Especially for graduate students, you can directly take these sub-provincial posts (usually working in a province or a city with separate plans) and recommend them to take the exam.