Everyone has his own interests and advantages. Candidates should fully understand their interests and advantages when choosing a major, and choose a major and school that suits them. Some candidates are interested in foreign languages, mathematics and other subjects, but not in physics, chemistry and other subjects, suggesting that candidates should choose a major that suits their interests.

At the same time, candidates should also consider their own advantages. For example, some people are naturally good at language expression, so such people can choose a major related to language or a major that can give full play to their language advantages. Choosing a major and school that suits you should not only consider your personal interests and advantages, but also consider your future employment prospects and personal abilities, and choose one that suits your taste.

A major with broad prospects for development. Nowadays, the social demand for certain professional disciplines continues to grow, such as computers, artificial intelligence, medicine and so on. These professional disciplines have broad development space and employment prospects. Therefore, when choosing a major, candidates should also combine the future development trend and choose a major with certain prospects.

In addition, choosing a school is not to show off to others, nor to satisfy one's vanity, but to seek a better learning and development environment. Therefore, when choosing a school, candidates should pay attention to the teaching quality, teaching staff, student education and management mode of the school and determine their target school.

Precautions for volunteering in the college entrance examination:

1, optimistic about whether the major is a Sino-foreign joint venture. In the same university, the scores of Sino-foreign joint ventures will be lower than other scores, but the tuition fees are unimaginable. The average family can't afford it

2. Don't blindly rush to popular majors. Popular majors have high scores, a large number of applicants, and great competitive pressure, which may not be suitable. You may wish to choose a major that is similar to the popular major or suitable for you.

3. Ignore the ranking and only look at the score line. The scores fluctuate greatly every year, so it is unrealistic to refer to the scores of previous years. It is necessary to pay attention to the ranking. Now many areas are divided into one grade and one file, and the ranking of students admitted to this major will not change much every year.

4. Pay attention to the enrollment brochures of colleges and universities. Each college has different admission requirements, giving priority to volunteers or scores. Be sure to put the school you want to apply for in the front position to avoid being cut off by other institutions.