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Students get ideal majors, but only if theyre lucky news the University of South China in Hunan Province?has caused controversy by making its students pick their majors through a lottery system. details ?Second-year students from the department of civil engineering under the urban planning school are required to focus on one of the departments seven majors. The top 190 students in the department may choose their majors freely.? After one year of study, students whose performance is in the top 10 percent can apply to change their major. Students who draw through the lottery still have a chance to switch with another student before their majors are finally set. reasons We were forced to take these measures. If choosing a major is solely based on students wants, some majors will be overcrowded and others will have difficulty enrolling enough students. There are some other colleges that use this method.? Comments Critics say its a sign of lazy governance. The college lacks a sense of responsibility. Allowing the top 190 students to choose their own majors is discrimination.“ It is a good way to curb behind-the-scenes manipulation. It?is quite fair.? And students are encouraged to study hard to gain the chance to freely choose majors. Thanks! Comments: In fact, the Universitys drawing of lots is obviously against market forces. But it is the result of the colleges flawed recruitment plan and specialties that have failed to meet the demands of the job market. Higher educational institutions should be able to recruit students based on what the market wants, instead of being a production line for cloned graduates with identical skills. They are responsible for the students future careers and must be aware of employers ever-changing demands. Peoples Daily, Sept 14 The truth is, a graduate may find it difficult to find a dream job, even a proper one after graduation, regardless of his or her major and scores. In other words, there is little evidence that what one learned in