Most Chinese students would consider themselves lucky to be able to pursue a college education - especially in a top university like Tsinghua.
But a third year student of Tsinghua University has dropped out to take the national college entrance examinations again because he does not like his major, reports Beijing Times.
Liu, a macromolecule material major for the past two years, believes learning a subject he does not like is meaningless.
"I have no interest in my current major. I would rather take the examination again instead of forcing myself," said Liu.
He is planning to apply for the computer science school of Tsinghua this year.
(China Daily January 8, 2003)
