I have a friend who studies finance. He hit the nail on the head and said that finance is more difficult to learn among liberal arts majors. Just because it has to learn advanced mathematics, linear algebra and so on. But compared with science and engineering, it is quite simple. Financial major requires better logical thinking ability, not necessarily how good mathematics is, but the sensitivity to numbers. And you can't just memorize.

He thinks that if he wants to enter the financial industry, science, engineering and mathematics are more popular. School finance and economics is below 2 1 1, and those who do not attend graduate school are recommended to be accountants. If you are not good at accounting, your employment in finance will only be worse.

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Finance major has been a popular major for candidates in recent years. The good career development prospects and high income of financial graduates are important reasons for attracting many candidates to apply for the exam. But the threshold for entering this industry is rising. In addition to academic qualifications, employers also need more and more compound talents. Finance majors have a wide range of employment, and can be engaged in economic forecasting, analysis and management consultants, foreign trade personnel, fund managers, securities brokers and other work.