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liuhoujiang 发表于 2017-8-28 22:35
睡前来一发
吭哧吭哧终于弄完了,严重超时,请老师见谅
Obviously, most of the students are frustrated on their future majors of study. Due to their limited knowledge about the college courses and especially the obscure understanding of themselves, here comes the dilemma, whether we should base on the availability of jobs or the proclivity of previous interest in choosing a field of study. To my perspective, unless students have their explicit views of studying, the availability of jobs needs to be taken into a more careful consideration.
Because of their pure preconception on all fields, it is more likely for students to form their interest on their jobs. First, a pure thought enable students to embody a more peaceful attitude to any major. Just as for children first come to school, all their motivation on learning base on their initial curiosity of the world. Therefore, for freshman in college, it is nature for them to learn the subjects on the basis of inner curiosity. Second, due to their practical living requirements after graduation, subjects which are more available in market will enhance their opportunities in job hunting.
However, if we have a definite interest on the subject, I suggest students should adhere to their inner desire. Only inner desire can motivate your self-learning, which may help you get through lots of difficulties from lives. For instance, most of the celebrities in the history such as Einstein and Confucius prove the interest as their power resources. Without focus by any predecessors, the obscure lab assistant kept studying on his own and finally established the theory of relativity. And for the teacher Confucius, without any adoption by emperor from his theory, he still traveled around in order to trumpet his announcement, cultivating people the correctness of social relationship, justice and sincerity.
However, someone may argue that if student’s interest is not available in today’s job market, it is irresponsible for him to stick to such choice. In my opinion, I disagree with such decisive effects from the above arguments which suggests that people can predict the trend of market in the future. Practically speaking, just as the truth that those currently available jobs may gradually become needless because of the increasingly supply, those jobs which are less required today, may turn into an attractive career in the future. On the other hand, the establishments of every college courses in different fields rely on their material demand from the society. Therefore, it is just a matter of the magnitude of demands in market, but no decisive claim that there is no available opportunity in less popular subjects.
To sum up, students should balance their consideration between future demand in the market and inner interest on choosing the field of study. From the view of a material living basis, it is reasonable for students without tendency to choose jobs that are more available. On the other side, students who stick to their own interests are not necessary to be concerned on the future accessibility on their subjects.
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