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I am studying in England, and I hope my answer can help you.

1. Graduation rate.

The graduation rate varies from school to school. As for your media major, I can tell you responsibly that it is much better than business, because there are fewer exams, and the pressure of writing some papers is relatively less. The graduation rate of Surrey University is relatively low, which makes it difficult to learn. PS: My classmate is in this university.

However, after all, you should study hard when you go abroad. Almost all serious people have graduated, because their graduation is determined by your attendance, papers, exams and oral reports. It's not like winning or losing once in China, so you need your usual grades. If you attend every class and finish your thesis carefully, don't you think you will fail? So, as long as you work hard, you can. Believe in yourself. So I think you'd better add 10% to the professional graduation rate to measure the graduation rate.

2. ranking.

It is difficult to immigrate to the UK, which means that if you finish your studies in a British university, you will generally return to China. China attaches great importance to your school and can't help it. A good overall ranking means that you may have more opportunities to enter a good company than others. A good professional ranking means that once you enter this company, your development potential is great, so professional ranking is still more important.

However, in the rankings of British universities, local students don't look at the Times rankings, they look at the QAA rankings. Except for some top universities in Britain, the top 30 universities will not have a big teaching gap. So I suggest you look at the rankings, and at the same time, you can look at the curriculum, whether you like it, whether it is suitable for your future development and so on.

If you need a more detailed answer, can you give me more detailed information, such as which school and university do you value? Let me give you a comparison. After all, many things on the Internet are exaggerated. Ha ha.

Ok, the basic answer is over, I hope you are satisfied! ~