My daughter used to major in accounting. Can she change her major to tourism when she graduates?

Your daughter majored in accounting and is about to graduate. Can she change her major to study tourism?

Of course it can be changed.

But why should we change it? What is the reason for the change?

You can’t just blindly change your temper!

First of all, no matter what stage of education you are in, you can change your major.

If you are currently studying for an undergraduate degree, facing graduate school, or are studying for a junior college, facing upgrading from junior college to undergraduate, or preparing for a second degree, you can change your major.

However, it is still difficult to study for postgraduate studies across majors and to take dual degree exams across majors. You need to be mentally prepared and work hard.

Secondly, let’s focus on why we need to change majors?

There are many hidden costs in switching majors, including time cost, money transfer and labor cost.

Being engaged in financial work has a wide range of applications in the workplace. It becomes more popular as you get older. This career for girls will be relatively stable in the future.

Engaging in tourism-related work is relatively difficult, and the career stability is not as good as that of financial work. As age increases, career suitability becomes less favorable than finance jobs.

Many girls loved traveling when they were young and wanted to study tourism. In fact, these are two different things.

Just like loving food and wanting to be a chef, they are two different concepts.

People often say, "You need to be cautious when changing careers after three years of poverty."

The same is true for changing majors. Changing majors with goals, plans, and preparations must be supported, and vice versa needs to be carefully considered.

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