Both universities have their own majors, both of which are top universities in China, and they are making great strides towards the established goals. 1. First of all, I don't know whether you are a liberal arts student or a science student. It's ok to arrange students with 1700 or more in the province. In Jiangsu Province, there are almost no problems for more than 2,000 students in Wu Shang University, and there are at least 4,000 students in Hubei Province.

2. Secondly, I think that in choosing a university, except for Beishangguang, the 985 in other first-tier cities is almost neck and neck, with different majors and strengths. Wu Da and Xiamen University are both picturesque universities, but I prefer Wu Da.

As an undergraduate and graduate student of Wuhan University, if you are worried that your score is not high enough to enter a good major of Wuhan University, you can only go to a poor major first, so don't worry. Wu Da is very tolerant. At the stage of your freshman to sophomore, everyone will have the opportunity to change majors. You can choose to go to any university.

As long as your grades are not bad, generally above average, the college will admit you. Especially in departments like School of Economics and Management, there are sometimes more than 1000 students in a grade. In fact, she didn't recruit so many students, many of whom were transferred from behind. Of course, if you want to go to those ace majors, you must be among the best. So you don't have to worry at all. What should I do if I go to a poor major? The school will give you a second choice.