How about Liaoning Technical University? Is the environment good? What about the teachers? Word of mouth? Employment rate? Is the dormitory environment good? What's going on in Huludao Campus?

To answer you simply, you have too many questions. . .

The environment of the school (Fuxin main campus) is ok, but the campus is not big. When I first came here, I felt very big, but later I felt very small.

Fuxin has a bad environment. Liaogong University has many experienced teachers, but it has also hired many young and promising teachers, and scientific research will go up slowly. Schools have fallen sharply in recent years. (It seems that the overall ranking has dropped by more than 160, which is really sweaty. This is a tragedy. In the past two years, the headmaster has changed, and the trend has picked up. Word of mouth is hard to say. There is also garbage, which is a disgrace to the school. The overall reputation is good, the employment rate is the strongest in engineering, and the basic 100% is related to mining. The rest are postgraduate entrance examinations, and liberal arts employment is relatively general (limited to school job fairs), but a college graduate can't find a job. Hehe, there are 8 dormitories and 4 or 6 apartments on campus. Personally, I think the environment is not good, because it is in the urban area.

A few years ago, the school planned to move to Huludao for development. As a result, Fuxin strongly disagreed. People in the province instructed not to move all of them, saying that Liaogong University should shoulder the transformation of Fuxin. . . Silence. . Result. The new campus is very big and there are few people. Huludao is basically a major that has nothing to do with mining. The campus is large, the environment is good, the facilities are advanced, and it is near the sea. Personally, I feel that it will be the main campus of Liaogong University in the future. I don't know when. . .

PS: At present, there is also a north campus, which is newly built in the northern suburb of Fuxin. I've been there once, and it feels good.