I volunteered to join the Express. Please tell us what you think. Which is better, Fujian Normal University or China Media Nanguang College?

These two schools have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Nanguang College is an independent college funded by enterprises affiliated to Zhongchuan in recent years. Up to now, no graduate has gone to the society, so it is impossible to judge his student value by social value, and the tuition fee is extremely high, with an annual tuition fee of 1.65 million yuan. However, according to his teacher enrollment brochure, he is a teacher of Nakagawa, and he is recruiting teachers himself. It is said that Nakagawa's teachers also take turns to give lectures, not the big-name teachers people think, but all young teachers (absolutely not to belittle). Then I don't know how the hardware construction is now. When the school was founded, the school buildings and dormitories were rented. Another point is that his enrollment is more than 200 students in each major, which is also worth considering, because some majors need small classes, how to take turns when there are more students, and the competition space after graduation (graduates of any school have competition problems).

In 2000, Fujian Normal University opened the undergraduate major of broadcasting and hosting, and in 2004, Fujian Normal University established the School of Communication with other majors. Among the colleges and universities that recruit this major in China, it can be regarded as the first few colleges and universities that started earlier. The annual tuition fee is 8,000 yuan, and the requirement for cultural courses is 70% of the second line. The teaching staff can and is still being enriched. This school is a century-old institution with rich cultural background. In 2007, the undergraduate education of the Ministry of Education was evaluated as excellent. A few years ago, the school established a new campus in Fuzhou University Town, with complete environment, complete classrooms, dormitories and other cultural and entertainment facilities, high-grade taste (you can go to the school website or the Media College for information), and its own TV station and radio station (I wonder if Nanguang College has its own TV station). It is said that the broadcasting major of this school is the only one in Fujian Province, but what is worrying is its language environment.

What I said above may be one-sided, which is related to whether the situation I know is comprehensive or not, for reference only. In short, a school's cultural background, the length of professional opening time, graduates' social recognition, teachers' strength, teaching facilities, employment competition space and other issues are all within your vision.