It's good to go to a professional technical training institution just to learn something, and to go to a junior college for a better job in the future.

So I will go to a junior college first, which has a lot of free time. You can also use the holiday weekend for training and exercise.

Game design should be reported to a junior college, such as pharmacy and equipment. Otherwise, it's no use going to some schools that have little to do with your major.

University is to get a diploma, and more importantly, to study independently and participate in more practical activities. Many award-winning certificates will be more favorable to us then. The things learned in junior college are scattered, rarely used and not targeted. What I really learned is that it is better to go to a professional training institution by myself. Plus there are several certificates in hand, which have high gold content. Therefore, if you want to improve your competitiveness after college, you must develop in many ways and obtain more advanced computer certificates and other certificates. I hope these can help you, and I wish you a bright future and academic progress.