Is Chengdu International Studies University one or two?

According to the inquiry of local Hui Life, Chengdu International Studies University has two books, because Chengdu College of Sichuan International Studies University enrolls students in two batches in most provinces, such as Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou, Hubei, Shaanxi, Henan and Jiangsu, and enrolls students in two batches in other provinces, such as Guangdong, Hebei and Fujian. However, in a few provinces such as Hunan, it belongs to three batches of enrollment. It should be noted that there are two batches and three batches of enrollment, which are generally considered as three universities. Chengdu College of Sichuan International Studies University is a private full-time general undergraduate college approved by the people of China and the Ministry of Education, the only foreign language college in Sichuan Province, a unit with the same academic qualifications approved by the Ministry of Education, the vice chairman of the alliance of applied undergraduate colleges in Sichuan Province, the vice chairman of the third Council of Sichuan Private Education Association, and the second batch of undergraduate colleges in Sichuan Province and Chengdu. It is an institution in Sichuan Province that carries out innovative and entrepreneurial training programs for college students. It is an ordinary undergraduate college with the right to award bachelor's degrees in Sichuan Province and Chengdu City. It enrolls students nationwide, with more than 3000 students/kloc-0, offering 36 foreign languages and majors, including 25 foreign languages (including 22 foreign languages). It is an ordinary university with distinctive foreign language characteristics and outstanding academic advantages in Sichuan Province. The school has established a discipline and professional system with foreign languages and literature as the mainstay and the coordinated development of literature, economy, management, education, art and engineering. It has formed two kinds of undergraduate talent training modes, which are oriented to cultivate applied, compound and innovative talents urgently needed by society and oriented to "foreign language+specialty" and "specialty+foreign language".