Is it a very bad choice to major in English as an undergraduate?

So if you have an English major in undergrad, make sure you find a second foreign language to study as a minor. If that's what it takes to run naked to graduate school with an English major, then hurry up and change your major in graduate school and don't continue with English. If your goal is to stay in school and become a teacher, then you may want to continue with English not just to grad school, but possibly to a PhD.

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Secondly, if you don't have a special love for English, you can certainly apply for graduate school across the board. English scores are better in graduate school. However, many of the more popular majors such as finance, accounting and economics require math. I don't know how good you are at math, but if you're not good at math, your advantage in English will naturally be leveled out. Of course, there are some majors that don't require math, so you need to carefully select them based on your own ability.

A friend of mine majored in English, and then he applied for graduate school, studied management and accounting, and after two years of study went to a Fortune 500 company, and his salary was much higher than that of an English major.

Stick to your major, and when you get in, you can take other majors and sit in on other majors you like, which doesn't prevent you from studying across majors at all. For example, I like media journalism. I can read more books when I have time, ask journalism professors, know journalism seniors and sisters, as long as they are willing to spend time, there is no learning is not good.