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Some college freshmen find that the courses they choose are not suitable for them. What are the causes of this? What can be done to solve the problem?


Some college freshmen find that the courses they choose are not suitable for them. What are the causes of this? What can be done to solve the problem?


Several university freshman find their courses unsuitable after getting admission. Thus, this essay will address the reasons associated with this issue and provide solutions. 

To start with, plenty of factors add pain to this issue. The primary reason is that many students do not opt for a profound understanding of the course they are taking. Some students just check on social media or discuss with their relatives regarding courses and take admission. It means they lack knowledge regarding the best choice for their future. For instance, many students are admitted to the engineering field even if they do not possess the best knowledge about a particular area and feel demotivated. All this happens due to fewer surveys. 

Another aspect sustaining my viewpoint is peer pressure. To be more precise, many school pass-outs do not bother to follow their parents' advice and rely on their friends' decisions even if they are wrong. A set of school pass-outs are unaware of getting the right counselling from educated people since they just want to stay with friends during university education. Therefore, such students face harassment in the latter phase.

Moving forward, society can overcome this problem by implementing stringent guidelines to ensure the brightest future by pursuing the most suitable courses. This guidance must start from the schools where they are studying. In particular, schools should set up career guidance cells where professionals can take care of young learners' future aspects. It is seen that various non-medical pass-out students go for business courses, which is unacceptable since business primarily belongs to commerce pass-outs. Therefore, a perfect counsellor guides these students toward courses in artificial intelligence, chemical sciences, aeronautical engineering, and other technical fields. As a result, students can learn better. 


Last but not least, parents must impose a hawk's eye on their ward's activities regarding course choices. If parents are educated, they can search on the Internet for the proposed courses in universities. However, in the case of uneducated parents, learners can seek help from intelligent and unbiased people.


To conclude, undeniably, choosing the wrong courses has become a grave concern as thousands of students face mental torture after the completion of the first year. And society can curb this menace by announcing non-polarised guidance for students.



 

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