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how to chose my major? I've just finished my National Entrence Exam two weeks ago..Now it's time to chose a university and a major which can fit me. But I still don't know what I really like.I always like to try many things.I won't be afraid when facing new challenge.. So how can I know what major I can chose and have much interest to learn it. Can you give me any advice? much thinks!

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how to chose my major?

I've just finished my National Entrence Entrance Exam two weeks ago..Now it's time to chose a university and a major which can fit methat will suit my needs. B  but I still don't know what I really like.  I always like to try many things. I won't be am not afraid when facing new challenges...


So how can I know what major I can chose and have much interest to learn itdo choose a major that I will have interest in studying it? Can you give me any some advice? much thinks! Many thanks.

The answer comes down to this:  Do you want a rich life living in comfort? or pursue something you love but is not practical in life?  For example, be like Van Gough - the world famous artist whose paintings fetch millions of dollars but during his lifetime, he only sold one painting, living a life of poverty.  Of course it woul be ideal if the subject you love is also practical.

see http://www.italki.com/notebook/entry/88735.htm for your punctuation mistakes.

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how to chose my major?

I've just finished my National Entrance Exam, two weeks ago.  Now it's time to chose a university and a major which can fit me in. But I still don't know what I really like.  I always like to try many things.  I won't be afraid when facing a new challenge.  So, how can I know what major I should chose that will retain my interest in order to learn it. Can you give me any advice?  Many thanks. 

Congratulations on completing your examinations - what an achievement!

I have corrected the above for you but I wasn't sure whether you meant to "thank" people in advance for their assistance or whether you were saying you had much to "think" about, so apologies if I have misunderstood you. 

My advice would be to review your hobbies and interests.  What things do you do in your spare time just for the joy/love of doing it?  Then find the course which includes as many of those things as possible. 

Best of luck,

Josephine

 

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i think Interest and potential are very important

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