The total student admission program, which was introduced in 2014, has been in place since 2008, supplementing the admissions officer system. However, there is a question about whether the student selection process is transparent in terms of the evaluation process and the fairness of the results. This study focused on examining the perception, appropriateness, and satisfaction of the majors according to the entrance examination. The results of this study are as follows: the group with high intention to maintain major in graduate schoool, the group with high mobility of major, and the group with high satisfaction in major classes were the students from the total student admission program, special admission program, and regular admission program. On the other hand, the group with relatively lower intention to maintain major in graduate school, lower mobility of major, and the group with lower satisfaction in major classes were the students from curriculum the school admissions program and essay admission program. This suggests that a more precise consideration of the majors in the entrance examination may be a way to improve the suitability and satisfaction in college classes, and furthermore, it also affects the entrance into graduate schools.