If so, then local schools in Shanghai should be a good choice. After all, the score is low.

You are a history major in East China Normal University, which is not bad. You can search online. As for employment, of course, it goes without saying that in addition to the teachers we usually think of, you can also be a full-time government-related civil servant (you have to pass the exam)

In addition, the history department of Fudan University is also very good. After all, the employment choices of literature and history are certainly not wide. These two universities should be regarded as having relatively high employment rates.

In addition, East China politics and law can also be done.

If you don't want to go to a university in Shanghai, you can also go to a normal university. The history departments of these universities all have good jobs. If your grades are good enough, you'd better go to the history department of Peking University. China is the first ~

There are many ways to find jobs in science and engineering, but don't you study history? Universities need to work several times harder than others. If you are confident, science and engineering will be a good choice. Can do software development, life engineering, heavy chemical industry and so on. You have a good choice to study economics and become an economic analyst (the most profitable job in China). People who have studied history will have an advantage, but your math is better. Universities should learn more professional knowledge. East China University of Science and Technology and Fudan University will be very good in this respect.

Although the number of liberal arts students is small, there are fewer colleges to choose from, so competition is a big deal. However, according to the development trend, the future of liberal arts students will be wider than now, but the overall teaching of science will be worse.

You'd better study physics, chemistry and biology, both of which are good, depending on your preference. One will be devoted to industrial industry, and the other will be devoted to life engineering.