Daniel's choice: Shangcai, NPC, Xiamen University, Cai Zhong (Peking University, Tsinghua)

Two choices: Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, Wuhan University, Dongbei Finance and Economics, Fudan University, Nankai University, Zhongnan Economics and Law.

Three choices: Capital Economy and Trade, Southwest Finance and Economics, Tiancai, Nantah, Sun Yat-sen University, China Ocean, Sichuan University, Xi Jiaotong University, Jinan University, Liaoning University and so on.

Calf selection: Huda, Beijing Technology and Business University, Jiangcai, Nanjing Finance, Zhejiang Finance, etc.

Not selected: Hangdian, Shancai, Anhui Finance and the like. . . .

Generally speaking, Beijing and Shanghai have absolute advantages in geography, and of course Shanghai also has absolute advantages. A good area is the foundation of employment. The geographical ranking is Yangtze River Delta, Pearl River Delta, Beijing, Rongcheng, Chongqing, Dalian, Xiamen, other more developed cities in Southeast China, Tianjin and Qingdao.

Overall strategy, ace major+school reputation is the second consideration, such as Xiamen University, Northeast Finance and Economics, Zhongnan Finance and Law, Nankai, Southwest Finance and Economics. Although such ace major is not as good as the regional advantages of the capital and Shanghai, even worse than Hangzhou and Chengdu, the cost performance is well deserved.

Comprehensive factors, the same regional cost performance, consider the comparison of ace majors, and then compare the factors such as 985+2 1 1 (after all, 985 is not covered), and then compare whether the same city is suppressed (for example, accounting in other Fujian universities around Xiamen University is very suppressed. Don't underestimate it, you will know it when you find a job later), and then compare the chances of getting admitted, and then compare the chances of getting paid at public expense. . . . Ha ha. . . It seems complicated, but it is not symmetrical with their actual situation.