She passed the exam, but she didn’t want to be a music student at a public-funded normal school!

Of course she can’t do it right! Everyone has their own ambitions! Besides, it’s not sweet to force yourself.

As parents, we need to respect our children's choices. When the child gets older, she can make her own decisions.

If parents feel that their children have never made any important decisions, or that their children have made wrong choices due to anger or other reasons, then we parents can not be so anxious, allow their children to think fully, and give them Proper guidance...

If the child still insists on his original idea after several considerations, then we as parents should not interfere too much. After all, this is the child's life, and she has the right to choose the direction she thinks is right in her own life.

So what if you misjudge the direction? Maybe it’s just the right thing! Besides, who doesn’t have a few twists and turns in life? Isn’t it good to just accumulate life experience? Even if she gets a black nose and swollen eyes when she falls, it is still her own choice. What we parents need to do is to accompany her, do our best to care for her, hug her at the right time, and encourage her when necessary... Because we are the child's eternal parents, the child's eternal support, and the child's eternal harbor...

OK? Everything is for the children, for everything for the children, let’s work hard together!!!

To be honest, I speak out. If a student can't go to the public-funded music normal school, I just want to ask what school she can go to? What are your expectations for employment prospects after graduation?

If she is a singer, you should tell her that you have to weigh it carefully and see if her family background can afford the entertainment industry.

If she wants to go to another school, that’s fine. The key is whether her cultural classes can be offered at a music-level school.

Finally, you can tell her that she can break the contract after studying in this kind of school, and she just needs to pay some money.

This is a very good profession and a very good major. If you want to make money, you can run music training classes. If you want to be leisurely and comfortable, and the salary is not low, just become a music teacher

Publicly funded normal school students, I don’t know whether you mean that you have applied for a university and been successfully admitted, or you have achieved the scores but have not applied for a university yet. If you have been admitted, then I'm sorry, you won't be able to enroll in undergraduate courses if you don't want to go. Publicly funded normal school students are admitted in advance. Once admitted, they will no longer be included in the general batch. If this is the case, you will have to wait for the recruitment of volunteers or junior college volunteers.

I know that Southwest University’s exempted teachers can apply for withdrawal after arriving at the school. The school will select the best students who are not exempted teachers and want to be exempted teachers. I don’t know about other colleges and universities. There is no such statement, so you don't have to worry and discuss it with the school first. Even if you don't want to go to this school at all, it won't work. Repeating your studies after default is more troublesome than ordinary repeat students.

If you don’t want to go to school, why should you apply?

If you have already been admitted and cannot pass, you can only repeat the course. Parents should explain the pros and cons to their children clearly to avoid regrets later

You can break the contract after finishing college. Now that the country has further improved the exit mechanism for publicly funded normal school students, breaking the contract will not affect the postgraduate entrance examination and the public examination. Is it a ministry-affiliated university?

Assign jobs to public-funded normal college students after graduation.

As a parent, try to respect your children’s choices and express your own opinions. It’s okay if your children don’t want to read. The key thing to consider is whether they can do better than this year after repeating the exam. If the child is confident and determined, repeat the lesson. After all, the major that a child likes is the most important, and the major that a child doesn't like is barely a good one.