Do you recognize the Beijing diploma of China University of Mining and Technology when you are looking for a job?

Listening to your question, you should be a college entrance examination student who is going to volunteer, right?

These two schools are different. China University of Mining and Technology and China University of Mining and Technology have different diplomas. But they are all outstanding in mining. The difference is that because Beijing is the capital, the scores are relatively higher than those of some second-tier cities.

In addition, Beijing is a purely key institution. There are no junior colleges and three majors, and the ratio of undergraduate and graduate students is close to 1:1.

The school area is relatively small, not as big as that in Xuzhou. However, the overall environment is relatively good. On Xueyuan Road where colleges and universities gather. Moreover, if you are in Beijing, the academic atmosphere may be better and there will be more opportunities in all aspects (internships and the like). This may also be one of the reasons why students prefer to come to Beijing to study.

Besides, you asked about Northwest Agriculture and Forestry and Beijing University of Mining and Technology. I think this comparison also depends on majors, right? If you care more about geographical location, of course, there are not many cities in Beijing. However, if you take a fancy to a strong major in northwest agriculture and forestry and really feel interested in it, then your requirements for regional environment can take the second place for the time being.