If you can't enter the mainland better, come on.

How thoughtful.

Of course, if you can't enter the mainland better, come on.

As many people have said, zhunan has very little competition and discrimination (I won't mention that the only time I've ever felt so-called discrimination was from a professor with a mainland background, Featured alumni Hong Kong which is basically“Your neighbor's aunt thinks that all kids who don't do well abroad have an easy life because foreigners are stupid”) . Seriously, if he hadn't been a professor in my class that semester, I would have gone back and said bad things about him, and then when I wanted to say something to my classmates, he went to a university in central Old City, the center of the Revolution, once said to have“Launched the first anti-communist armed rebellion”, his graduate student Dr. Gao also let his undergraduate students work for free? Many grooves without mouths) .

However, comrades, the hostility caused by the confrontation between China and Hong Kong is the misfortune that Hong Kong was forced to bear. It's a bit strange to praise it just because it's lighter.

I admit that most students and professors are friendly and responsive. I even asked our academic advisor to help me submit some school recommendations. He didn't reject one of them and gave me his cell phone number for emergency contact. The ladies in the department office are also very simple and lovely.

However, no outstanding person can make up for Pauli's eccentric curriculum and rigid and annoying selection system.

An interesting example is the lack of breadth and difficulty of science and mathematics courses. Next Door wants more applied mathematics, not more. No, you can't choose them. Smile. Yeah, I hear a lot of math classes aren't open at all. Other business partners complain that, in addition to 11 huge math classes and basic statistics, they travel the world with only four operators and calculators. Yeah, accounting and finance, they don't know much about my polygraph. If they do not have a good foundation in mathematics, they will be limited in their study of finance. You want everyone to minor in applied mathematics... It seems that a lot of FB majors are just a basic statistics, a clean break from math. .

But they say that if you are looking for a job, getting together is a good choice. Of course, the university has been very concerned about your job search since the first year, and the infiltration of Chinese and English courses in specific operations includes all aspects. ... even professional Chinese and English have a course for everyone to apply for in the future. Even though the Chinese teacher in business school said that I knew nothing about your major, and he talked a lot about how to plan a candy store in the book (basically the same as the course in business school). Frankly speaking, I didn't pay much attention.

Ha, you can see a lot of dissatisfaction from this one. But most importantly, even if you are unhappy, you should not take courses in different majors. For most children, the system can choose from other professional courses are basically from these majors, such as shipping supply chain, or XX language classes. God knows why we engineering dogs take shipping classes. I don't want to learn a second language. In short, if you want to go to graduate school, don't stick to your major, take some courses to prepare for it, or find some basic courses to enrich yourself, there's little else you can do except minor courses. If you want to choose more than one major, there is no way out. Maybe minoring in the other two is impractical? Of course, there are effective alumni, please advise

Don't tell me about self-study. All kinds of societies claim freedom, individuality and humanistic care. The current educational curriculum setting does not meet the difficulties of cross-disciplinary course selection management, but only tells us to learn by ourselves? What's more, people who apply for graduate students also know that many rural school teachers will ask you to take some specific history classes when you are an undergraduate! Not only the dogs of science and technology, including me, have not found the lack of math class through their own lives, which makes them laugh and cry. You were in a bad mood when you applied? Don't want to curse?

And high school students often feel that they may be attending a fake school, even if the university may rank higher than someone else's 985.

That's all. Add it when you think about it.