Changqing College in Lanzhou, Bowen College, Longqiao College and Eurasian College in Xi, which college is better?

The answer on the first floor is pure nonsense. Changqing College and Longqiao College are subordinate schools of Lanzhou Business School, and Bowen College is subordinate college of Lanzhou Jiaotong University. If you study accounting, choose one of Changqing College and Longqiao College. Both of them are subordinate schools of business schools, and their professional courses are basically the same. Most of the invited teachers are business school teachers and professors. The difference is that the management modes of the two colleges are different. Evergreen is on the edge of the city, which is more free. Longqiao may be far away from the suburb of heping town and more free, but business schools are separated from Longqiao by a wall. Maybe this is a relative advantage. After all, it is more convenient to be near our campus. As for Bowen College, it is a science and engineering college, and there is no accounting major at all, so this is not directly considered. I think if you are from this province, you should consider going to this province. Because in choosing a major, local schools will generally give more places to students in this province, so that you have more opportunities. Actually, it's almost the same, but I heard that Changqing College and Longqiao College are not bad in Gansu. As for the employment situation, it depends entirely on the width of the family road and the degree of their own efforts during college. To be honest, it's not very optimistic. Many recruitment units expressly stipulate that three books are not allowed. It depends on your personal diligence. If you have worked hard for four years during this period and really learned knowledge, I think you will have a bright future, even if there are regulations and you have exerted your talents. As for Eurasia College, I don't know much about it. I think you should download Baidu, which may help you. No matter what kind of school you choose, everything depends on your attitude and hard work. There is a lot of time at your disposal in college. Many people just lost themselves because they were too free, and lost their grand ideals and goals when they entered school. So that four years later, I lost my hands. So it doesn't matter what you choose, what matters is firm belief and determination to stick to it. I hope my answer will help you to choose your ideal school.