Objectively speaking, Zhengzhou Hangyuan has its own advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it is an aviation college. In contrast, flight attendants and aerospace materials are not available in many other institutions. In addition, many professional students can successfully sign up for AVIC every year, which is also impossible for quite a few schools. In addition, the accounting, industrial engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, file management and other majors of the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics are still well-known in China, and their employment is quite good. As for the upstairs saying that Hangyuan started from technical secondary school, I have some doubts. Zhengzhou Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics started as a junior college, which is not a concept with technical secondary school. Moreover, it was promoted to undergraduate course in the 1980s, so it is not correct to say that secondary school starts. If we must cling to CAH's past, I would like to ask, what is shameful about a two-year college that has developed for nearly 30 years?

Let's talk about the shortcomings of Hangyuan first! The first point is that the hardware and equipment of the school are not complete enough. The old campus was invested by the Ministry of Aviation in the early years, and the new campus was built in 2005 and is still under construction. The library will be completed by the end of this year at the latest, which is quite magnificent. New teaching buildings and student apartments are also under construction. Successive years of enrollment expansion (large-scale enrollment expansion for the whole province began in 2007, and students from all over the country had been enrolled equally before) caused tension in student dormitories. Most of them live in six rooms, and some of them live in four rooms professionally. In terms of accommodation, it is not as good as some schools, but it is not very bad. See how you look at this problem. In teaching, there are some national key majors, which are very good for employment. However, there are also some majors that aim at "making money", such as public utilities management, and it is difficult to find a job after graduation. However, this seems to be a problem that every school will have. Then there is the style of the school's top management ... the secretary who has been detained for several years in a row has made some people unpopular here. Secretary Zhang, the current party secretary, is quite good, and the new official is very popular.

Generally speaking, this is a rapidly developing college. If your grades can reach those good majors in the school, I suggest you choose. It won't let you down. However, if you just lower the enrollment score of the school, I suggest you consider it. After all, employment is a problem in the future.

Remarks: I just graduated from Aviation College. I replied to another netizen and posted it directly to you.