I would like to ask if there is an undergraduate university with four person dormitories, air condit

Huaqiao University has a single bathroom, but most of them have no balcony.

There are many prestigious universities and good schools.

How good a university could have such a good dormitory.

Can I say, this is a very low requirement,

Yes, that's the case in a lot of universities, and there are a lot of art undergraduate universities.

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Hongyun Hotel is diagonally opposite Hongyun Bus Station, go straight to the first traffic light, there is a thrift market. There is anything for both hands.

Classmates, you are going to study, not to travel, you should pay attention to the quality of teaching in the school and the employment prospects after graduation, not whether you eat well or sleep well. Eating and sleeping are difficulties that can be overcome, and the hardware level of schools in various regions is much higher than before. But you're going to go to a junk university, and after graduating, I'm afraid you'll have a bad chance of surviving in the future.

At present, studying well is the most important thing, as long as you can eat and dress warmly.

Guangdong Foreign Language, Foreign Trade, Shenzhen University, Guangdong University of Pharmacy have.

However, it is generally difficult to see air conditioning in old universities with regular undergraduates.

Separate enrollment can be promoted, each junior college will basically have 5% of the college promotion quota, as long as you study hard during the university, you can apply for the college upgrade when you graduate.

The college entrance examination is easier than the college entrance examination, as long as you are willing to work hard to study and prepare well, the college upgrade is very easy.

Hello, I am a Japanese graduate student majoring in art and design, specializing in visual expression, and the good schools are: Art Plate University, Tama, Women's, Modeling Rights, Kyogei, Kyogei, Kami, Musashi, etc.

I've applied to this school before, so I'll tell you about it briefly.

I think the art of Tsukuba is the best among the major national schools, and their independent school group is very good. Compared to the nine major art and engineering schools, the Engineering and Information Department in Chiba is much stronger.

I don't know exactly which design you want to go to, if you have the ability to draw by hand and have basic expertise.

Competition in Tsukuba is strong, especially in that students are required to have a strong understanding of the major.

Moreover, the Tsukuba location is pursued by most people, and there are many people, and the test competitiveness feels greater than that of the country, because there are some Korean candidates who are quite good.

But if you want to pursue the pinnacle of art, it is best to go to a specialized art university.

It's like the eight major art academies in China. The Academy of Fine Arts was born as a professional.

Hello, Tokyo University of the Arts and Kyoto City University of the Arts both have design majors. Generally, like art majors, the exam is not very difficult.

There are two main aspects, one is Japanese, preferably level 2 or higher, and the other is drawing ability.

For example, Tokyo University of the Arts:

The results of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) are required. Japanese, Mathematics, Liberal Arts.

Drawing skills such as pencil sketching, color design, body design, etc.

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My cousin is studying in Japan

At the graduate level, Japanese universities will recruit more international students from Chinese countries, but it will be more difficult to apply for undergraduates.

In particular, my cousin studied engineering at South China University of Technology in China, and went to Japan to study automobiles after finishing his bachelor's degree.

If you're studying art and you're in the liberal arts.

It's hard to recognize liberal arts courses in your home country.

And I don't know your age.

If you're an undergraduate, studying at a prestigious university in your home country will be of great help to your application, and if you think you should really think about studying art, I don't think Japan is the best choice.

Hehe, laughed, now the university basically has air conditioning.

I don't know very well, but I think the landlord is interesting.

The dormitory is the best in the southwest, with a standard room for four people. Two graduate students. There was no air conditioning but there was a ceiling fan.

A shared bathroom. The bed is the one with the desk below the wardrobe and the bed above, and the bedroom has a water heater. The Internet fee is the cheapest, 10 yuan a month!!

The rest is looking forward to your own witness, thank you for adopting!

The girl is a room for four people, and there is no air conditioning in the bathroom, but the weather in Chengdu is not too hot, and no air conditioning is acceptable.

When choosing a major in the college entrance examination, pay attention to a few points: some majors are too advanced in China, and the future of going abroad is immeasurable. Some majors are suitable for further study, such as medicine, and they have studied for many years.

Some of them are highly practical and suitable for working after graduation. As long as you have skills, no matter where you come from (school). For example, some IT industries, some engineering majors.

Some majors are suitable for research, and most of them change careers after graduation, such as some basic disciplines such as physics. Also, if you want to take the civil service exam, it's best to bury yourself in Chinese, accounting, law, etc. If you choose your own interests, you are more determined.

Then look at the school's professional rankings, the rankings of the subject, and don't look at the comprehensive rankings of any universities. If you are temporarily confused and choose the city or other factors, then choose a prestigious school, and the greater the fame, the stronger the comprehensive strength, the better. Make room for a change of major.

It's really not scientific to look at the score report, and when you go to college, you will find that it is really not that the higher the score, the better the future, and the score line actually has a lot of fluctuation.