In fact, Fuzhou University, as 2 1 1, has a major in cooperation with foreign capital. One feature of these majors is that they are expensive. For whatever reason, such charges are very unreasonable.

The tuition fee of Menus International Engineering College is as high as 60,000 a year, which is simply beyond the reach of ordinary children. Even at a low level, the annual tuition fee is close to 40 thousand. Families with average financial strength will never let their children go to such institutions.

The second reason is that there are many unpopular colleges:

Some students choose to adjust their volunteers in order not to fall behind. I didn't expect Fuzhou University to have many unpopular majors, so all the transferred students naturally went to these majors.

Choosing an unpopular major means unemployment after graduation. These students who originally planned to be able to make a rush chose to adjust, and naturally resisted the will to adjust. Subsequently, these students generally returned to high school and wanted to pass the college entrance examination and be admitted to the best university in the second year.