Hello, are you majoring in remote sensing or photogrammetry? What is the employment situation now? I feel that this major was quite popular a few years ago. Are you saturated now?

There is a trend of saturation, but it is estimated that the phenomenon of better employment will continue for several years. I can't estimate the situation until your child finishes college. I am only a junior majoring in remote sensing (including remote sensing technology, photogrammetry and geographic information system) in Wuhan University.

Remote sensing technology and photogrammetry pay attention to mathematics and programming, and others are the accumulation of professional knowledge. See if your children are interested.

Therefore, if you are sure to study this major, I suggest you go to graduate school. On the one hand, undergraduates come out in general, on the other hand, your children may not be admitted to Wu Da. The score of Wuhan University's postgraduate entrance examination is not high, which basically depends on whether the preparation is sufficient. However, the graduate students who graduated from Wuhan University have no problem in employment, and the average treatment is good. It is estimated that this will not change much in ten years.

Based on this, the suggestion given is that if you can't get into Wuhan University, you should choose related majors from other schools, prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination for your senior year as soon as possible, and be admitted to the graduate school of Wuhan University. Of course, the premise of this suggestion is that he is sure to study this major and he has the courage to study hard.

In college, whoever is serious is excellent.