How about journalism graduate students in Xinjiang University? Compared with Guangxi University?

Xindaxin Journalism enrolls about 30 students every year, and it is the only journalism master's major in Xinjiang. I feel that the hardware is not bad, but the teachers are still lacking, mainly depending on my learning ability. However, Xinda is a 2 1 1 university, and the journalism major was established earlier in the country. The School of Journalism spent a lot of money to set up Apple and Lenovo Multimedia Labs, which are equipped with cameras and other equipment, so it ranked well in the postgraduate entrance examination. If you plan to stay and work in Xinjiang, it will definitely be very beneficial to enter a new university. The advantage is that some tutors are hired outside the school, usually from local strong media, and the relationship between tutors and local media units is also good. Some job fairs directly ask tutors to recommend suitable candidates, and tutors will also give some help ~ ~

Guangxi University is also 2 1 1, and journalism is relatively strong in China, only because of its poor geographical location, it is in Zone 2. However, among the candidates who applied for the exam this year, very few entered the second interview, all of whom were transfer students from prestigious schools. So, you have to call the Admissions Office of Guangxi University to find out what's going on.

Of course, there are many other schools in journalism for reference. If you have the strength and desire, why not choose a better school city? Just like if you don't stick to your original dream, there will always be regrets in your heart, but if you stick to it and don't get the result you want, it's another kind of regret, mainly depending on your inner choice.

I was hesitant when I chose a school before. Later, I went to the media forum recommended by my friends and found many postgraduate entrance examination materials and questions about exams from famous schools, so I chose Shanghai University. Go there and have a look. If not, you can post for help. You will get a reply soon. The moderators there are all graduate students, some of whom have just been admitted this year, so they are rich in resources and experience.

Good luck, choose a school as soon as possible, and then work hard. I believe you, come on.