I think the prospect of social work postgraduate entrance examination is still quite good. Because I have succeeded in the postgraduate entrance examination, and I did well in the exam.

In fact, it was relatively simple for social workers to take the postgraduate entrance examination a few years ago, but it was more difficult in recent years.

Because there are too many interdisciplinary students who come to take the social work exam, the scores of social workers are getting higher and higher. It's getting harder. I think cross-major students must think clearly about why they want to take the postgraduate entrance examination. If it's just for a diploma, the price/performance ratio has dropped greatly now. You must think it over.

As an undergraduate majoring in social work, I have always wanted to study hard and become a professional social worker. So I set a goal from the beginning of my freshman year, so I have been studying hard, mastering knowledge and trying to become a social worker.

Therefore, from my point of view, I give some suggestions and opinions to my brothers and sisters who are studying social work.

First of all, we must determine whether we are suitable for studying social work. Social work needs people who are full of love and willing to communicate with others. If you don't like talking with people and feel cold, the work of front-line social workers will not be easy to carry out, because it is a very important step to establish relations with the case owner and the community.

Second, study hard. In some colleges and universities, social work will carry out some courses, such as groups, cases, communities and so on. Group work, case work and community work are all important. Be sure to study hard and lay a good foundation for your study.

Third, it is very important to participate in practice. Social workers are professionals who emphasize physical objects and have rich practical ability.