College students choose whether to study in some undergraduate schools or go to a better college.

Either way, it depends on your consideration.

1. Want to learn professional skills: What major do you want to learn? If it's technical and you plan to do it in the future, then ask about the teaching situation. Those who get high marks are not necessarily good teachers. However, in fact, what I learned in college is only superficial, and my professional skills still depend on my own efforts and work practice.

2, the enrollment rate: the enrollment rate was taken with the college entrance examination when I graduated from my junior year next semester. There are only two exams, one related to English and major. A person has only one chance, and if he misses it, he can't take the exam again. If you are considering a promotion, you should first take care of yourself. There is also the problem of atmosphere. There will indeed be more junior college students in undergraduate colleges who finally decide to upgrade to undergraduate courses. This is also related to the major. Some majors are easy to upgrade, while others are more difficult.

3. Internship time: Each school has different teaching arrangements for students of each major. Although they are the same major, some practice for half a year, and some need to practice for one year or even longer. Being in a school with a long internship time means that you don't have much time in college life.