英文摘要 |
Changing major is an important event for college students which change their trajectory of study and life, but there is little research on the process of changing major. Through narrative research, this paper analyzes the process, challenges, countermeasures and social supports of changing major, and finds it can commonly be divided into three stages: exploration period, preparation and trial period, success and adaptation period, and some other college students experience failure and re-trial stage. College students have to deal with environmental and personal challenges during the process of changing major. Their countermeasures include adapting to the environment and improving self-competitiveness. Their social supports include formal-informal, instrumental-emotional types. The process of changing major is a self-responsibility competition process. The university provides a fair competition environment and judges, and college students independently strive for the right to choose a major. This article suggest that universities should weaken the competitive attribute in the process of changing major. They should strengthen the systematization and planning of formal support, and increase the synergy between formal and informal support, so as to enable college students to grow in the process of changing major. |