Among these schools, Yunnan University ranks first in tourism management (the fourth in China), followed by Cai Dong (the fifth), then Sichuan University (the eighth) and Northwest University (the thirteenth). These are all above grade a. The remaining schools, Tianjin University and China Ocean University, belong to the southeast of B+, and their tourism management is not very good.

Regarding whether the exam is good or not, in fact, a good university does not mean that the score threshold is high. Ordinary scores may be ok, but it may not be enough to try the second interview for the first time. For example, in Zhejiang University, take management as an example. The annual 400+ retest is also brushed, but 367 points may still be accepted. This is the difficulty of these good schools. There are two levels to pass the initial test and the second test, and those ordinary schools have no problem after the initial test and the second test.

Regarding the scores and enrollment, you can look at the postgraduate forums of major schools, all of which are more detailed, and the experience of teachers and sisters can be referenced.

I am also a tourism management major, and I am going to take the postgraduate entrance examination next year. Now start preparing. I believe that as long as you work hard, there is nothing you can't do ~ ~ Let's encourage together. Come on ~ ~