Is it better to break two or break two, is it better to have two or three?

Of course, it's two good anyway, two countries recognize academic qualifications If you study hard, it is entirely possible to go to a prestigious school for further study Three books do not issue degree certificates The atmosphere is not good, and it burns money I wish you success.

To tell the truth, there is no so-called "good three" in the third batch of undergraduates, all of which are private independent colleges that are hung up in famous universities to enroll students, and the tuition fees are super high and the appetite is also very large, and some of them have tens of thousands of students in the school, and the students recruited are a group of rich children who don't like to read to gather more places! The learning atmosphere is really not very good. Besides, the social recognition of finding a job after graduation is not high, and the employer will know that you are a junior student of XX University XX Secondary College as soon as you look at your graduation certificate, and you will not even recognize three academic qualifications when you go to the army.

I am a college student who graduated this year, and I tell you responsibly that choosing a major is more important than choosing a university, so you should focus on your major, which major has good development prospects, choose which school, and choose the undergraduate level after the major, believe me, otherwise you will regret it later.

The family conditions are good, of course, it is the NB three, which is much harder than the garbage two, and the employment is much better than the garbage two. . . Hands-on experience.

Or choose two books, you may not necessarily find a professional counterpart job in the future, the two books of learning environment are pure, the university cultivates quality, and the ability to enter the society in the future.

It's still NB three, as long as the profession is better than two NB. No one wants a major, so what can be the point?

It is recommended that you apply for two books, and there are many schools to choose from, and the development potential of some schools is still good.

It's better to support the two.,I'm afraid it's more difficult to develop after falling to the three.。

It's obviously three copies of NB, and it's useless to break two books.

In fact, there is no absolute good or bad! As long as any school is right for you, it is a good school for you! I think the most important thing in choosing a school is to take it into account your own situation. From a long-term perspective, choose to consider the landlord!

Three books burn money, not to mention that they waste their youth, and two books are for the way out in the future

Boss It depends on the major To be honest, the three books are nb drips . . .

If the family conditions are good, don't study.

Choose the right major, I'm from the past. Hehe, it's good now.

If there are still 2b and 2c in the candidate's province, of course, 2b is better than 2c. At present, even the three colleges and universities in all provinces across the country have been merged into the second batch of enrollment, and the colleges and universities of the second batch should be merged into one second batch of enrollment!

In fact, there are many ordinary second-class universities that are close to first-class universities in terms of student quality and faculty. Moreover, because of their obvious characteristics and excellent geographical location, many ordinary second-class universities even exceed the local first-class (including key and ordinary first) lines.

The geographical location is good, all in the big cities with developed economies; Professional advantages: Trembling sails are strong, mainly in popular majors; It has a good reputation and a certain social reputation. The employment opportunities and further study opportunities of graduates of ordinary second-class universities with these characteristics are better than those of ordinary second-class university graduates who do not have the above characteristics.

The above-mentioned ordinary second-class colleges and universities with admission scores close to the first-class line (including the key one and the ordinary one) still have a lot of room for improvement, and in many provinces have been placed in the first class (including the key one and the ordinary one) for enrollment. When considering applying for ordinary secondary colleges, you must carefully weigh them, and don't feel that these schools are paralyzed and careless when they are placed in ordinary secondary admissions, and fill in the volunteer at will with a stroke of the pen. In addition, it should also be noted that when applying for these popular colleges, you must choose your major carefully, and it is best to know the detailed application scores of your major in recent years.