School of Economics and Management, School of Foreign Languages and School of Media Arts are the only liberal arts schools in Nanyou. Although it is the best way out of the three universities (the only post and telecommunications college in China is Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, which graduated from China Unicom, China Telecom, China Mobile, Huawei and ZTE, all of which are seniors), it is actually a partial school. The liberal arts is really not strong, and the School of Economics and Management is OK. Liberal arts majors receive one from other provinces and two from this province, and many of them go to operators.

Nancai's words, how to put it, are said to have the highest score, but the influence is not particularly good, probably because its architectural style is not necessarily. But it is really the richest of the three universities and an authentic liberal arts school. However, there are a lot of sincerity in studying finance and economics these days. If you stay in Nanjing after graduation, it's not easy to compete with graduates from the School of Finance and Economics in the southeast of Nanda.

If the score is enough, Nanjing audit liberal arts is very strong, but if you stick the investment line too close, you may be assigned to a bad major, so think twice. . .

My advice to you is that if you can't find the best major in a comprehensive university, you might as well go to a professional university to find the best major. If you can't do both, go to your similar university and choose the best major.