Ahem, let me tell you. In 2009, there were 1 1 class. Nine majors are software engineering and two majors are spatial information technology. (This 1 1 class is a regular Wu Da, that is, one book, with a score of 593 last year.) This 1 1 class has three dormitories, two boys and one girl, which is very good. The tuition fee is 5000 yuan for freshmen and sophomores, and 5000 yuan for juniors and seniors 1 000 yuan.

However, China Soft has two classes, namely, Chinese-English class and Chinese-Indian class, and three of them are junior colleges. I don't know the score line, but it seems that I can get in if I have money. As the name implies, Ben went to Britain and India after studying at Wuhan University for a year or two, and the tuition was high. I don't know the details. The dormitory for boys and girls in two classes is in another building, which is very shabby. But in China Institute of Soft Science, which is the Information Department. Class and class 1 1 are in the same building and don't have classes together. The college student union does not have these two classes, nor does it participate in the college sports meeting and the school sports meeting. I don't know how to stamp the diploma. I don't know whether to recruit these two classes this year.

These two classes have nothing to do with 1 1 class, because I don't know any of them yet. Dormitories are not together either.

If you want to read three books, go to WTO College of Wuhan University. The name is bluffing, but the campus is not related to the Information Department of Wuhan University. It's not on the map of Wuhan University either. It seems to be in Tiger Spring.