Old university, choosing a major, how should I choose?

Author: Gong Wen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features:
· Professional secrets that are rarely known;
· 2006 new college majors review;
· Case reports on new major selection;
· Starting salaries in the job market for each major;
· A day in the life of a professional.
Beijing University of Technology's Major Selection Evaluation extracts the essence of internationally authoritative similar tests, integrates the judgments of hundreds of academic experts and professors, collects data from tens of thousands of high school students nationwide, and is certified by the National Most Authoritative Institution—the Psychological Measurement Committee of the Chinese Psychological Society.
Using psychological measurement methods to evaluate students' interests, personalities, and other aspects, followed by a professional evaluation system to help them, it provides some recommendations, guiding their future development direction, personality improvement, and the corresponding adjustments they should make in their growth, thereby helping these senior high school students find a good starting point for their career development.
—CCTV Science Popularization, May 29, 2003
Understanding oneself, understanding majors, rationally planning the future, and inspiring thoughts about the future—this is exactly what the Major Selection Evaluation System hopes students and parents will do.
—Guangming Daily, November 7, 2002
Students' major selection has always been a hot topic of social concern. In people's impression, the task of high school students is to "get into university," but it overlooks the "learning goal" and "individual characteristics of students."
Meeting the market demand of many parents and students who hope to understand and determine their major development direction earlier, Beijing University of Technology's Educational Psychology Research Institute has timely launched the Major Selection Evaluation System Zhi Li Version.
—Xinhua News Agency, October 24, 2002
It is reported that in school education abroad, psychology has always played an important role. Students have become accustomed to using specialized tools to help themselves understand themselves, majors, and careers.
—China Education News, October 24, 2002