One in three Australians are not satisfied with their college or degree of choice, according to a new Alarming study.
The report, which surveyed 1000 college students, found that 31 percent would make different college choices if they were given another chance.
Men are more likely to regret their choices than women. The main reasons for regret include a lack of motivation for learning, poor curriculum development and a feeling that money is not worth it, as well as lack of fun and a preference for online learning.
Do you feel the same way when you see this, who also went to college in Australia?
According to statistics, more and more people choose to attend universities in Australia. From 2001 to 2014, the total number of students enrolled in higher education increased by 70%, from about 588000 to more than 977000. That growth was partly driven by overseas students, whose share of paid overseas students grew by more than 25 percent in 2014 from less than 20 percent in 2001.
There is no repentance medicine, no time machine for you to travel back to the past to re-choose, for those of us who have come all the way to Australia to study, there are some ways to avoid this kind of regret.
First, define your goals and aspirations and interests.
If you come to Australia to emigrate in the future, you should carefully select the major that you can emigrate. If you are ready to finish reading the book and return to China, you should find out where your interests and expertise lie and where you are going to develop.
Secondly, do a good job of understanding and investigating the university.
In addition to the in-depth investigation of their major and school, the campus environment, the city style of the school, climate, people and customs, and so on, should be clearly understood.
Finally, love what you choose.
Come and be safe, since it is your choice, try to find its fun and make yourself fall in love with your major and school. I can`t just read what I like to make up for my regret.
