Well, I applied for junior college in that institution before. To tell the truth, if you really want to learn professional knowledge, there are not many successes. If you just want a diploma ... for example, one semester, I took a professional course (my accounting major) and a tax law course. The school has arranged classes for about five weeks, one class per week, about two hours (counting 5-6 classes). At that time, the invited teacher made it clear that I could only talk to you about value-added tax (there are more than a dozen books in one chapter) about international trade. The invited teacher seemed to be the kind who just graduated, and told the students frankly in class that I didn't watch this course much after I passed the exam, which means you forgive me for not speaking well! Just according to the knowledge points in the textbook, students ask questions in class, but she is not sure whether the students' views are right or hers ... Besides, I really don't like the working attitude of this institution before and after you pay the fee. Therefore, it is conceivable that ... the above is a spit as a person who has experienced it.