In my opinion, there is no such thing as a 100% job placement program.

Even if a major is good, it is impossible to achieve 100% employment, because it is mixed with the "human" factor. And this factor is uncontrollable, specific to each and every aspect of the person.

Previously, there was a package of specialties, such as public security, which might have achieved a 100% employment rate. But now there are no such majors. Even if some of the majors are good, there are people who are not willing to work or are less capable, and this group of people may drag the employment rate of the majors down.

Of course, although there is no 100% employment rate of professional, but it does not mean that there is no high employment rate of professional. As a "past person", I will say in my own mind that the employment rate is relatively high in some of the majors.

No.1: Nursing

Nursing professionals out of the personnel are basically able to employment, the employment rate of 98% of the comprehensive view. Nursing professional girls are more, after graduation will mostly enter the hospital, medical examination centers or health centers, clinics and so on. Moreover, nursing majors have a great advantage when it comes to getting a career.

My two cousins both majored in nursing, and one of them is currently working in the county hospital on our side of the family and got a career title. The other one was working in a private hospital (comprehensive salary is like 15,000 a month), but now she has resigned from her job and opened a pharmacy with someone else, and the business is very good.

NO.2: Anesthesiology-related majors

Anesthesiology-related majors have a combined employment rate of about 95%, but this major is also more stringent on the requirements of the student body. The first thing is that you have to have a good high school entrance examination results, and secondly you have to be able to endure hardship and study for the exam. After graduation, you will usually enter the hospital or clinic. Of course if you are too strong to open your own dental clinic, then an annual income of over 7 figures may not be too much of a problem.

No.3 Electronic Information Technology

Now is the Internet era, electronic information technology can be applied to various industries, so the employment rate is certainly not bad, the comprehensive employment rate in 95% of the look. And electronic information technology is currently a hot specialty, the skills in the enterprise is very strong, so by the Internet company's favor.

No.4 Geology

Geology is a specialty that many people misunderstand, thinking that graduates can only be teachers or engaged in academic research. In fact, this is not the case, geological expertise can be used for housing construction, enterprise construction, geological survey, etc., so the employment of graduates is also relatively wide.

No.5 mechanical engineering class specialization

For this profession I still have some right to speak, because I learned is mechanical design and manufacturing and automation. The employment surface is very wide, especially by the car companies "special care". At the time of graduation, I applied for the Great Wall Motor, Haima Automobile and JAC's relevant positions, although the final did not go, but I think the difficulty of applying for the job is really not too big.

But there's one more thing I should mention here, and that is that graduates of this program generally don't get paid much when they first enter a company. You may have to wait until you have some skill certificates or qualifications to get better.

Specialties can't be said to be good or bad, but there is still a difference between high and low employment rates. So the university is only the first step, the partners choose to specialize in the time to combine their own situation and social reality to consider, for the future of the work of life to do more plans.