The school is very strict, focusing on early reading and late repair, and paying attention to attendance. It feels like being in high school; Universities are all about themselves, but there is still a learning atmosphere (majors and interests), especially in the playground campus in the morning and evening. You will feel inferior when you see hardworking people.
Tuition is really expensive, so are private schools. Since I don't have the ability to go to 2A or repeat my studies, and I don't want to go to a junior college, I can only spend more money on private undergraduate courses. No one forced you to go to 2B, and there was no price fraud.
The vegetable rice in the canteen tastes terrible. It is estimated that all three canteens are contracted by Xie Ketao's relatives. We seldom go to the canteen to eat one style of pot rice. The front and back doors of the restaurant are delicious, but it's too hot to go out in summer.
There is no elevator in the dormitory. When I first went, the dormitory room had no hot water and air conditioning, and it was still a six-person shop, even the same as the four-person dormitory of the urban public university. The classmates on the ninth floor go to the first floor to take a bath with hot water every day. It is also wonderful to cut off the power and the network, and the traffic is limited. Later, there was air conditioning and hot water in the room. I wonder if there is a limited power outage.
There is bottled water service in the school. How can there be no water to drink? There is also public hot water on the first floor, and the school also has a heating kettle. Such a big man is sick and can't decorate his own hot water? One of my classmates has a pain in kidney calculi in the middle of the night. My roommate will help ask the counselor to take him to the hospital. It is also winter.
Teacher: Personally, I think that half of them are mediocre teachers (just like high school lectures, only top students will listen carefully), and half of them are talented teachers (scum will miraculously come to attend classes), and they have part-time jobs, so they have never heard of staying in school or just graduated;
The geographical position is not generally poor. The most convenient way to get into town is bus 523, which takes an hour to drive from school to the railway station. Baiyun goes downtown. I am really tired. I always wait for the no.523 express, which only stops at one big stop, which is much faster. The slow line is slowly crowded until you doubt life;
The problem of employment rate is that of China University. I graduated from 13. In the senior year, students went out to find an internship unit, and the three parties got their diplomas back after the contract was sealed. Oh, my God. It means that if you don't go to the internship, you won't be given a diploma, and the employment rate will be 99.99% immediately. Only one or two dead pigs are not afraid of hot water, so they won't do it. No one knows whether that chapter is a radish chapter or not, and whether the company contact has written the mobile phone numbers of parents and friends; There are not only white clouds, but also universities. You have to pay tuition when you go out for internship, as long as you are still a student.
/kloc-at the beginning of 0/3, that is, the next semester of my senior year, I came to Shenzhen to find an internship unit after the new year. As an accounting major, Haitou's resume is unread and she can't find a job at all. I was forced to work as a "warehouse clerk" in a plastic factory for seven days (actually, I was going to work there as a handyman and go to the assembly line to give them free overtime, saying that I was an office worker and had no overtime pay). I have to hand in my paper soon, so I have no time to do it every day, so I have to resign. Then, while writing a paper, I will find the next one, go to Da Lian Precious Metals to do business (get a tripartite agreement to the school), make hundreds of sales calls every day, and work hard at a basic salary of 1000 yuan for half a year;
At the end of 13, I listened to the advice of a high school classmate and decided to teach myself. Finally, I gave up self-study and went to a training institution to study Android development for four months. /kloc-in June of 0/4, that is, the month of graduation, I interviewed three companies and found a job. The probation period is 5.5K, and 6K becomes a regular employee. In two years, the salary rose to 12K, and I also got a share.
I graduated five or six years ago. Baiyun's diploma has not been obtained yet, only a copy is available. Because I had a student loan at that time, I had to pay it back before I could get my diploma. It was paid off after a few months.
To sum up, Baiyun lived for four years, and I am still me. I haven't changed anything because of those diligent people or those who muddle along. I just feel that the campus and teaching environment are not as open as public universities, and I feel a little constrained. If I can go back, maybe I will go to a public college, which is a real China University.