I would like to ask about the difference between master's and master's tuition fees, as well as scholarships. If you look for a job after graduation, which is more advantageous? Take Huda as an example. The master is an academic master and the master is an engineering master. Theoretically, there is not much difference, but if we discuss the difference carefully, it will be a little different.

1 From the point of view of postgraduate entrance examination, master's degree is more difficult, and the number of applicants and scores of master's degree are generally much higher than those of master's degree. The master's degree in our school is basically unsatisfactory all the year round, and most of them are transferred from master's degree to master's degree. Therefore, the competition of masters is much higher than that of masters.

Now the state has abolished the public fee system, and both master students and master students have to pay tuition fees, and the corresponding scholarships and grants will increase a lot, which is different for each school.

The courses of two majors in the same major in school are mostly the same, but there are some differences. It seems that there is a social tutor besides the school tutor. Graduation is similar in difficulty.

Generally speaking, the company doesn't pay much attention to this after graduation, but there are some places that will distinguish the two. For example, I know that the Shanghai settlement policy has obvious advantages over the master's degree. The master can directly apply for a direct master's degree and is not qualified to take the exam.

In the past, just like one book, it may be discriminated against at school like two books, but now the national policy is pushing for masters more and more, and now the number of masters is decreasing, and the number of masters is increasing every year, so there is no serious difference now. If you have confidence in yourself, you can apply for a master's degree; If not, you can apply for master's degree.