考研热降温了 The Decreasing Number of Postgraduate Candidates
When college students come to the graduate season, most of them are in favor of being public servants and getting further study, these two choices are most welcomed. The number of postgraduate candidates has been increasing these years, while in this year, the number finally gets down, the reasons are various.
当大学生来到毕业季,大部分人会热衷于成为公务员和深造,这两个也是最受欢迎的抉择。考研的人数这些年都在上涨,然而在今年,人数终于下降了,原因是多样的。
First, the government made some changes in treating postgraduates. Before, for most postgraduates, they didn’t need to pay for the tuition fee, the government paid for them, but now, the government is no longer pay for them because of the great amount. The postgraduates have to pay a lot of money, as they are grow up enough, some thinks they should not spend parents’ money, so they decide not to study further.
第一,政府在对待研究生方面的待遇做了改变。之前,对于大部分研究生来说,他们不需要支付教育费用,政府会帮他们出,但是如今,政府不再支付他们的学费,因为研究生太多。研究生得自己支付大量的学费,由于他们已经足够大,一些人觉得不应该花费父母的钱,所以他们决定不进行深造。
Second, as finding the job is becoming more and more fierce, some students think it is better to find their own position in the society, if they take more time to study, some good jobs will be taken by other people. They would rather to spend the time to gain working experience, because that is what jobs need.
第二,由于工作的竞争变得越来越激烈,一些学生觉得还是在社会上找到他们的位置比较好,如果他们花多时间来学习,一些好的工作就会被别人占据。他们更加愿意花时间来获得工作经验,因为那是一份工作需要的。
Though some people become less passionate on further study, it doesn’t mean study is not important, it means people have more choices.
虽然一些人们不再对深造那么热情,但是这并不意味着学习不重要,这意味着人们有更多的选择。
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