I am also an ideological and political student. I graduated from Qingdao University with a bachelor's degree, and now I am the first normal school. Let's take the postgraduate entrance examination. The winning rate of civil servants is too low. The scope of our ideological and political education is particularly wide. I can take the Master of Laws (my classmates are in Zhongshan and Shanghai Finance and Economics) and the major of Party History (I am). The major of ideological and political education (Nanjing University is very easy to take the exam, my classmates reviewed it for half a year, but it seems difficult to take the exam, but it is not difficult) is oriented to China. . . Wait a lot, according to interest. Postgraduate diploma is the trend, so I'd better go to graduate school. Although I am not in a good school, I think I still need to study, because I am located in Beijing and come into contact with things from different schools. My life is a promotion.