Volunteer to fill in the reference: my two legendary professional experiences

When I was admitted to our school, my major was "industrial design". This major is very new in our country. I think many people, even many college students, don't know what this major is for.

Of course, I didn't know it two years ago. When I filled it out, I thought it was for the purpose of "industrial park factory planning" Hehe, that's ridiculous!

It was not until the first night of college that I realized that this major was too different from what I expected!

Because I don't know what this major is, I don't know what the requirements are for reading this major. Now that the school has accepted me, I don't think the threshold of this major will be too high! Who knows, this major needs a strong art foundation-sketch, color. It's a pity that I was a child who lacked quality education since I was a child. What sketches and colors are too strange to me! What can we do?

At that time, I was thinking, I am not suitable for this major. I wanted to change my major (our school will give students who meet certain performance requirements an opportunity to change their major in the fourth semester after entering school) and switch to civil engineering (civil engineering is preferred and industrial design is the fourth).

I also told myself that from now on, I will study hard and strive for the opportunity to change my major to civil engineering!

I entered school in September 2005. I trained for a month and then took classes for a month. According to the college practice, we will give our students majoring in industrial design a "sketch test". Those who fail can't continue to study industrial design, that is, they have to change their majors.

Of course, I know that this major change means "elimination", and it certainly won't give you much freedom of choice. Not to say that you can't study industrial design, you can choose one of other majors! No way!

So although I wanted to change my major at that time, I really didn't want my name to appear on the list of changing majors. I hope that after three semesters, when I am more mature, I will formally and generously transfer to civil engineering. It's ridiculous to think about it now. )

But it ...

I kicked out five treasures in the industrial design class when I changed my major, and I was one of them. I look forward to the next thing. The college asked me to choose one of five and one of six in the college entrance examination.

I remember, among my college entrance examination volunteers, the fifth one is "Material Forming and Control" and the sixth one is "Tourism Management". Although I wrote these two when I was filling in my volunteers, I have learned a lot and changed my mind during my two months in college, and I am no longer interested in these majors.

Ha ha!

So, I was the boss at that time, and I wrote an application to the college, hoping that they would give me "mercy" and give me more freedom. If you really want to "kick me out", then kick me out to civil engineering!

Hehe, wishful thinking!

Man is a knife, I am a fish! Can't help it!

However, the college leaders still gave us one more choice-the college's material science and engineering major.

Amitabha!

Still not catching a cold!

Those days, I was really confused. I thought about it, but there was really nothing I could do. So I have to obey. I chose "Tourism Management". There are really not many reasons for choosing tourism management. A man who has lost his mind. Pick any one! All the same! Considering that "material forming and control" and "material science and engineering" are relatively boring, let's choose a dynamic one!

In addition, I have some other ideas:

After two months of college life, I gradually understand that it is really not easy to change majors in the fourth semester. There are too many unknowns in the future. Don't you want to change? If you want to change, can you change?

It is better to grasp the reality. If I am sure that I can transfer to civil engineering in the fourth semester, it is better for me to study "Material Forming and Control" and "Material Science and Engineering". After all, both of them are engineering majors, and it is always easier to change from engineering to engineering. Considering the problem at that time, I was not sure about my future. Then I'd better travel. This is more professional.

My school has a minor all the year round. I can minor in civil engineering when I study tourism management. This idea is really comforting! I was disappointed to learn the truth later.

I didn't say that if you switch to tourism management, you can't switch to civil engineering. It may be more difficult and it may cost a lot of money, but the school didn't say no! Since I didn't say it, it must be possible.

Based on these ideas, I transferred to the major of tourism management in our school.

This is my first major change.

After the trip, I found that the reality is far from what I expected.

Our school is a typical engineering school. Basically, students come to our school to study some engineering majors. In addition, the Tourism College of our school was established in 2004. It is young and has few teachers. This major doesn't even have graduates. Where can we talk about strength and influence? College students are basically transferred from other majors.

The nature of liberal arts majors determines that there is a taste of "Tai Chi Chuan" in the usual learning process. You see, no matter how a person studies liberal arts, it is difficult to accurately see his strength. But engineering is different. How many skills you have, you can draw a picture to calculate the problem, and you can see that the flexibility is very small. Therefore, in the process of learning tourism management, people always feel that they can't learn anything, feel depressed and have no confidence in themselves.

On the other hand, I think tourism management is a practical major, which needs more work experience than the empty theory in books. In addition, if you don't study tourism management, study other majors and go out to find a job after graduation, you can find a job in the tourism field. The threshold for this major is very low.

But I think it is basically impossible for a student who graduated from tourism to do civil engineering.

So I think the major of tourism management, although its name is nice, is very fashionable. But it's really not a major in learning things.

After staying in the Tourism College for a long time, I also found that when our college was established, many preparations were not done enough. Up to now, many places are not on the right track. In this way, how can we ensure that students receive systematic and adequate professional education during their college years? But then again, this phenomenon exists in many colleges and universities in China. In the case of insufficient teachers, some fashion majors were hastily opened.

This even weakens our students' self-confidence.

Thinking like this, I regret my choice and worry about the status quo.

It can be said that from June, 2005 to June, 2005, I transferred to Tourism College, until I changed my major for the second time in 2007. I have been living in anxiety, and I have no confidence in myself. I really don't know what I can do after graduation, whether to go to the hotel to brush toilets or to be a doorman (I'm not insulting these professions, just thinking that my future is likely to be linked to these industries, which I really don't like).

In this year, whenever I walk on campus, I will have a strong sense of inferiority. Inner emptiness, loneliness, disappointment with my major, everything bothers me.

But I often raise my hand and slap myself hard. Yes, your environment is not satisfactory, but it is no use complaining and worrying all day. Why not find something to do and pave a road for yourself?

It's easier said than done.

In life, you need a skill. I am still obsessed with my favorite civil engineering major, so I applied for a minor, but there are too few people who can't apply. There have been no classes at school in recent years! In desperation, I reported "information engineering" at will. This name sounds scary, and this professional course is even more scary. I don't know anything! Others were surprised to see a young boy in a tourism college dare to learn "information engineering", and later they all said that they didn't have much hope for me.

I really didn't let them down. Slipped away halfway! Let's not talk about these small things in the university here.

So, are you going to keep complaining about depression?

Although, in this more than a year, I also deeply feel that it is not as simple as I originally thought for a student of a tourism college to transfer from architecture school to civil engineering major. But I still said to myself, I haven't tried, how do you know I can't! Doing a good job in the present study is good for the study of tourism management major and the transfer of major in the future!

But this determination is still not big enough! My academic performance is not so outstanding, so I'm not sure whether I can transfer to civil engineering smoothly in the fourth semester.

In the Spring Festival of 2007, I read a book at home, What are you going to study in college? ? I think many people have read this book.

After reading it, I was really filled with emotion and regretted why I didn't read this book earlier. After reading this book, I didn't care too much about whether I could transfer to civil engineering, nor did I complain about my study and life in the Tourism College as before.

After a month of Chinese New Year, I thought so much that I lost my usual fake smile. I often sit on the sofa for a long time, thinking about my next college life, my life plan, my life dream and so on. Although it was a little late, I still caught up. I clearly recorded my thoughts in my diary at that time. If you are interested, I'd like to discuss these issues with you when I have time.

After thinking about it for a month, the holiday ended and I went back to school from my hometown in Zhejiang. This time, it was easy and heavy.

I am glad that I have figured out these problems, and college life is no longer confused and sinking, but I have made a great determination to myself, not only to study tourism management, but also to have too many things worth learning in college, and I hate myself for wasting more than a year.

When I arrived at school, it was the fourth semester, and the second chance to change my major came.

In the first week, I filled out the application form for changing my major, and I was puzzled after handing it in. I wasn't sure if I could change my major at that time, and I found it difficult because my GPA was only 3.0, which was not high. In addition, after a holiday, I have figured out many problems. I have been able to face the fact that I can't change my major. I have a new study plan and life plan for myself.

But why should I hand in this application form? I told my friend that when I came to the Tourism College, I considered changing my major. Now's the chance. Anyway, I have to try, at least I won't regret it later. This is also a little comfort to your soul!

The next week, the college announced that I was qualified to apply for a major change, which didn't make me happy much, because I had expected it myself.

The third week came. On Monday, "There should be results today!" I think. After class in the morning, I grabbed my schoolbag, took out my mobile phone and dialed the number of the Academic Affairs Office of the School of Architecture. The news I got suddenly dawned on me-I hope to succeed!

Because I didn't have much hope of changing my major, the news was too unexpected and sour for me.

Later, I learned that because of the great differences in the nature of disciplines, civil engineering majors should learn well, unlike liberal arts, and reading more books can solve problems. The college suggested that I be demoted, that is to say, in 2006, I was allowed to take classes with my classmates, so that my university would be one more year. For this, I didn't feel too sad and disappointed. I accepted the proposal with confidence. At the beginning of April 2007, I officially transferred to the major of civil engineering, which was my second major change.

Since I entered the university in 2005, I have changed my major twice in less than two years. I entered my long-cherished major and started a new study life. I feel really lucky.

Write down this unique experience here, not to promote anything, but to feel a lot of truth in life during this experience, and feel that it can give some inspiration to those who are about to apply for volunteering to enter the university.

I said too much. Finally, I want to give you a few words and a book:

1. People should have dreams!

4. Under your feet, you have to walk out by yourself!

3. Give opportunities to those who are prepared. You should know exactly what this preparation means.

4. People who want to enter the university campus recommend you a book, Qin Biaoxi's What are you going to study in the university? ",read on, more or less, there will always be some gains.