5月15日托福独立写作高分答案：大学生的入学专业选择建议

　　5月15日托福独立写作高分答案：大学生的入学专业选择建议。5月15日这一道独立写作是一道教育类旧题，上个月4月21日刚考过。观点类题型需要同学们根据题干中作出一个偏向性选择，然后再展开进一步论述。

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　　Currently, what kind of major students have to choose has aroused an intense debate among our society. People give diverse answers based on their personal experiences. As far as I am concerned, it is more advisable for students to choose the major that they are passionate about due to the following reasons.

　　To begin with, majoring in subjects that students are interested in can guarantee the learning result. It is widely acknowledged that interest is the most potent drive for students to learn, especially for undergraduates who are already relatively mature enough and have strong self-perception. In this case, if they devote themselves to the field they are enthusiastic about, they are more willing to spend more time, effort, and energy to achieve significant accomplishments, like more actively engaging in class, reading more books, or joining in internships. However, if they are forced to choose a major they lack passion for, they may find it difficult to commit. Attending classes and finishing the assignments might already be torture for them, not to mention make innovations, even though it may promise them a more lucrative job or better material life after graduation. Thus, it is evident that only when students learn what they love can they have a chance to gain better academic performance.

　　Furthermore, learning subjects that students are fascinated with can ensure a delightful and fulfilling university experience. Currently, news about university students suffering from depression is not uncommon. Of course, multiple reasons could be attributed to the deteriorating mental health condition. However, choosing a major just based on its seemingly promising future might be definitely on the list. For instance, students who are obsessed with literature may be blamed by their parents that it is difficult to live a decent life by writing articles or novels. Thus, they might be urged to follow their parents’ suggestion to study finance, pursuing to be a banker, and affording an affluent life for families. However, the chances are that they might bear long-lasting struggles while analyzing the fluctuation of stock or how to make wise investment decisions. Wearing a suit and doing an internship on Wall Street is not charming for them at all. Instead, they might find it stifled to work from 9 am to 9 pm. Such cases happen frequently, making it more advisable for students to major in what they love.

　　Admittedly, the major with a high salary and more job opportunities might have some benefits. For instance, these undergraduates would bear less pressure while landing a job. Also, high-paid jobs do provide them with a more comfortable life. However, hardly could we ignore that forcing ourselves to learn what we feel bored with is hard to realize academic brilliance, making it difficult for us to stand out in the fierce competition.

　　Considering the reasons mentioned above, I firmly believe that it is more advisable for students to choose the field they are interested in.