Does Fudan School of Economics discriminate against candidates for two books?

No, the school does not discriminate against anyone, everyone is equal to the school, and it is not the school but the individual who discriminates. It is not possible to generalize.

The School of Economics of Fudan University is a subordinate department of Fudan University, formerly known as the Department of Economics of Fudan University in 1922, and the School of Economics was established in 1985.

As of 2013, the college has eight institutions, including the Department of Economics, the Department of World Economy, the Department of International Finance, the Department of Public Economics, the Department of Insurance, the Institute of World Economy, the Research Center of China's Socialist Market Economy and the Institute of Financial Research, one "985 Project" innovation base, and 28 research institutions. It has 173 faculty members, including 45 professors and 52 associate professors.

The college has excellent teaching and scientific research conditions, and has modern teaching and scientific research facilities such as literature and data center, "985 Project", "211 Project", and teaching innovation laboratory. The college has established a fixed information exchange relationship with academic institutions in the World Bank, the United States, Japan and other countries, and has a European Community Center, which is the first data center established by the European Union in China. The journal of the college, World Economic Papers, is a national Class A core journal and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad.

In addition, the School of Economics regularly organizes the HSBC Economic Forum and the Fudan Economic Forum, inviting renowned scholars from home and abroad to promote academic exchanges.

Let's put it this way, first of all, Fudan is a fairly fair school (this is compared to other schools), and secondly, compared with students from other good schools in the undergraduate department, a bad school will inevitably affect the teacher's impression of you, but the total score of the School of Economics is the preliminary examination score + re-examination score, the school will not directly brush you off because you are a second book, it is relatively reasonable to choose a student there, and as long as the re-examination performance is excellent, the teacher will not deliberately give a low score because you are a second student. If you want to take the Fudan exam, it is important to prepare for the first examination, and after the preliminary examination, prepare for the re-examination seriously, and the school will not be the direct reason why you are brushed. View the original post

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1. Fudan University will not discriminate against students in the postgraduate entrance examination. The so-called [discrimination] is just a feeling or guess that some candidates lack basis, there is no data or factual basis, many eliminated candidates will have this conjecture and complain, but often the elimination is because of the low score ranking rather than school discrimination.

2. The so-called [discrimination] is actually mainly reflected in the interview, and it is not excluded that there is discrimination in the interview of individual tutors, but as long as the written test score is high, it is fine, after all, admission depends on the final score ranking, and the interview is only a part of the score.

3. To apply for a prestigious school, you must be confident and hard-working, both of which are indispensable. Because admission is based on scores.