The standards of university students' job selection （the 1st paragrah) The column chart above clearly illustrates the factors of students' concern on choosing ideal jobs in a certain university. As is reflected by the chart, the factors of stabilization, high earning and comfort are the highest among all the five groups, accounting to 91%, 72% and 60% respectively. On the contrary, that of interests and bright prospect are lowest, taking up merely 47% and 21%. （the 2nd paragrah)Apparently, the table symbolically reveals a social phenomenon in our contemporary society. What exactly contributes to the above-mentioned phenomenon?It is a thought-provoking question. At least two fundamental factors that contribute to it can be summarized as follows. In the first place, with the increasing contest of the society and the pressure from their families, a large number of university students are paying more attention to the stability and high earning of their career instead of their own interests. In the second place, in a bid to develop interpersonal relationship and enjoy a comfortable life, university students in mounting numbers prefer a relaxing job to the job which has a promising future. （the 3rd paragrah)With due consideration of all these contributors, we may predict that with the rapidly developing of our society, university students in expanding numbers will attach utmost significance to the stabilization, high earning as well as comfort of their ideal jobs rather than interests and promising future.