These 3 types of people are not suitable for postgraduate entrance examinations. Only by making the right choices can you take the right path.
For whatever reason, there will be a lot of people who pay for registration in the end. In addition, students who are unwilling to lose this year will want to try again. It is an inevitable trend that the number of postgraduate entrance examinations increases year by year. However, imagine that there were 2.9 million applicants in 2019, of which only 700,000 successfully landed, and 2.2 million ended in failure. Which of these 2.2 million people were doomed to fail from the beginning? If those doomed to fail had made other choices from the start, would this year have brought them different gains? Today, the author will talk about several types of people who are not suitable for postgraduate entrance examinations from a general point of view.
- People with impure goals for postgraduate study
Speaking of this reason, we must go back to the original intention of the postgraduate establishment. The original intention of the academic postgraduate program is to provide students with a deeper level of teaching on the basis of the undergraduate degree. Students should also engage in corresponding academic research during the postgraduate study period and make their own contributions to academic development. Professional master's degree is to cultivate employable talents with more professional ability than undergraduates. Academic masters and professional masters are very different in terms of talent training, but many students apply for the same purpose when they apply. Many students who apply for a master's degree just want to improve their academic qualifications for better employment. They have no concept or interest in academic research. Most students just want to get a diploma. Looking at it this way, the students who apply for the master's degree are far less pure than the students who apply for the master's degree.
There are also some students who take the postgraduate entrance examination to avoid work, just to stay in the ivory tower for a few more years, and not to experience the "cruelty" of society prematurely. For such students, even if they successfully land on the shore, the things that graduate life brings to you will not make you happy, and only the graduation certificate can bring you happiness. However, it is sad that graduate school graduation is not that easy. With more and more things happening in the academic world, many schools have set stricter standards for graduate graduation, and students who delay graduation abound. Therefore, the author does not recommend postgraduate entrance exams for candidates with unpure postgraduate goals, because you may not survive the "painful" three years until you actually enter the postgraduate study life.
- People with very poor self-control
Postgraduate entrance examination is a one-person "cultivation", no one can accompany you all the time, even if you have a teacher who specially makes a review plan for you, even if you have a classmate to review and eat with you, but ten hours a day. You spend at least seven hours of your review time on your own. During this long and critical period, your learning progress is largely dependent on your self-control. If you have poor self-control, you will want to play with your mobile phone constantly. Even if you put down the mobile phone, you will "pull your hands", and it is difficult to devote yourself to learning.
Some readers may say that everyone came from the college entrance examination, and they all broke through the college entrance examination. Can’t study hard when they are admitted to graduate school? Before the college entrance examination, there were three years of stressful study in high school, and that study state was naturally efficient. However, before the postgraduate entrance examination, it was a relaxing time of three years in college. During this time, many students could not find the state of studying hard at the beginning. As the saying goes, "From thrift to extravagance is easy, from extravagance to thrift is difficult", the author believes that the relationship between diligence and laziness is the same. Once a person is used to being lazy, it is very difficult to work hard again. In particular, some students with poor self-control always want to be lazy, so the probability of successful landing is not high, and it takes a year of hard work like others, but you get nothing.
- Undergraduate majors are not suitable for graduate students
Many university majors correspond to jobs with higher qualifications than academic qualifications. Jobs corresponding to such majors also pay more attention to the application and practical ability of students when recruiting. For these majors, education can only play a small role. , and more importantly, work experience. Take mechanical manufacturing majors as an example, this type of major is more practical. If you can enter the workplace earlier and accumulate some work experience, it is naturally a better choice. There are also majors such as marketing. To be honest, the postgraduate entrance examination is not very useful. Maybe after graduation, compared with undergraduates, the starting salary of each month is different, but undergraduates have been honed for three years. The salary has also risen to a certain extent, and the salary may be similar to the starting salary of graduate students.