In many countries/regions, professional qualification certificates require a bachelor's degree or above, and notaries, lawyers, judges and prosecutors must have a bachelor's degree or above to participate in the judicial examination, which needs to be recognized by the state, no matter what their major is, such as Chinese, economics, chemical engineering, etc.
If you are only a junior college, no matter what your major or school you graduated from, you will never be a notary or a lawyer.
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Professional choice
When choosing a major, we should comprehensively consider our own advantages, personal interests and career planning in order to pass the self-taught examination more easily and smoothly. Self-taught candidates should choose their major from their own advantages and avoid taking the exam with short boards.
Different majors have different characteristics and different requirements for basic knowledge. For example, most courses in liberal arts have high requirements for English and Chinese. Finance and economics require a higher level of mathematics.