Chinese university student survey report

Chinese university student survey report

Sometimes I even feel that going to college is to ruin the hard-earned money of my parents! They worked hard to make money for me to go to school, but after I read it, I couldn't support them, and I couldn't even raise them. After all these words were finished, Xiao Zhao was silent for a while.

"Do you regret going to college?"

"Repent!" The answer is very simple.

A month ago, Xiao Zhao graduated from Beijing Agricultural University and found a job - security, 800 yuan per month. Xiao Zhao said that he was not willing to be reconciled. He and three other students preparing for the postgraduate study rented a private house of less than 20 square meters. They were busy reviewing the postgraduate exams during the day and earning some money to work at McDonald's in the evening.

"I have to go to high school before I go to college. I have to take a postgraduate exam, but I didn't actually learn anything. I just took a diploma." He smiled helplessly. "Although regret, but also involuntarily, like An inertia. I now find that if you want to have a good day, you can only go to postgraduate."

Recently, the China Youth Daily Social Investigation Center and the Tencent Network News Center jointly conducted a survey. The results showed that 34.7% of the respondents felt "repent" when talking about their college life.

Going to college - input and output are not worthwhile

There is a popular saying now called "business life." As a "operator", many college students expressed dissatisfaction with the input-output ratio of college. They think that they have invested too much time and money - four years of study time and high tuition fees, can be harvested "have not learned anything useful", "after four years, still can not find a job."

The reason for the "repentance" survey shows that 51.5% of people think that they "have not learned anything useful" in college. A few years ago, a survey conducted by Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Tsinghua University doctoral tutor Liu Xila, a student with a good grade in the fourth grade of the two universities, found that two-thirds of the students had a course in the first three years of the university. "Not satisfied", I feel "nothing to gain."

"The so-called profession is actually not specialized, public courses require a lot, and I spent more than half of the time spent in English in recent years. I really don't know why the ancient Chinese major has such high requirements for English." One Chinese Speaking professionally, juniors still feel "very depressed."

In this regard, Professor Xiong Bingqi, a research scholar at higher education and Shanghai Jiaotong University, believes that higher education in China itself needs reform. "Now more than 50% of college students will experience mainly in foreign language learning, taking grades four or six, test gre, test TOEFL, test IELTS, etc. On the contrary, they have invested little energy in professional courses. In addition, the university now offers Many classes are not the professional knowledge that students want to learn, but the courses that require study and study."

The survey found that some people felt that the reason for "repentance" was that "after four years of reading, they still could not find a job." According to the statistics released by the Ministry of Education, the number of college graduates in the country in XX was 1.15 million. In XX, the number of graduates entering the job market after the first batch of enrollment expansion exceeded 2.12 million. In XX and XX years, the number of college graduates increased to 3.3 million and 4.13 million respectively.

With the number of graduates several times in the past, in recent years, it has become more and more difficult for college students to find a job, and their expectations are getting lower and lower. According to reports, before the expansion of enrollment, the target monthly salary of college graduates is generally 2500~3000 yuan, and in XX years, job-seeking graduates take the initiative to reduce the monthly salary requirements to 1,000 yuan, 800 yuan, 500 yuan, and some people even do not hesitate to "zero wages." Employment."

At the same time, the university's tuition fees are rising all the way. Since 1994, the tuition fees of domestic universities have soared from a few hundred yuan per year to 5,000-8,000 yuan per year. In the past 10 years, tuition fees have soared 20 times. For four years in college, students spend between 40,000 and 80,000 yuan. “University quality and fees do not match, especially for the second-class universities.” One participant surveyed said. Like him, 19.0% of people regretted going to college because they felt that "the tuition is too high and they are not worth the loss."

Not going to college - no diploma regrets for a lifetime

Interestingly, although only 47.6% of the surveys made it clear that they “do not regret it”, they were asked “what would happen if they re-selected”, 60.1% said they would still choose to go to college.

"Because I am looking for a job to see a diploma now!" Xiao Zhao's idea represents a lot of people's recognition and judgment of the value of today's university. "There is a word on the Internet that I very much agree with: I regretted going to college for four years and regretting my life without going to college. ”

In this regard, Xiong Bingqi explained that “going to university = good work unit = guaranteed life” has almost become a social law recognized by everyone in China. For a long time, people always think that getting a college, it means getting a diploma from this school, which means opening the door to success. In other words, not going to college means there is no way out. On the other hand, for a long time, many employers believe that recruiting highly educated employees is the last word, and considering the work ability of employees on the basis of high education. This has led to more students pursuing high academic qualifications and wasting talent.

The survey found that although 67.2% of the people agreed that "the university students are becoming less and less valuable after the expansion of enrollment," 44.7% of the people admitted that "you can't find a job at college, and you can't find a job."

It is worth noting that 28% of the respondents said that if they re-select, they will “get a high-level job and learn skills”. Some netizens said: "I was thinking about going to college, but now I think about it. I really should listen to my father’s words. I will graduate from high school to go to a higher post. In that case, I will be able to work in two or three years, and I can find a job in the door. ""

Xiao Chen, a graduate of a mechanical and electrical integration school in a technical school in Beijing, left behind after a year of internship in a joint venture in the Beijing Economic Development Zone. Like him, most technical school students can find internship units and sign contracts smoothly. Practical and practical, skilled and flexible, willing to start from the grassroots level, and easy to manage, strong stability is the employment advantage of technical school students. According to statistics, in recent years, the signing rate of Beijing technical school graduates is above 95%.