I am a 2009 graduate majoring in art from Caida University. To tell the truth, our art college is one of the most unpopular colleges in the school. The school doesn't take care of our college like other financial colleges, but as a student, you don't have to care too much. Besides, art students are slightly different from other institutions, so there is no need to care too much. In fact, the artistic atmosphere of our college is not very strong. If your art major is particularly good and you want the school to give you a lot of help in your artistic attainments, you might as well consider it. There are not many good teachers in our college compared with other schools, but they are worse than those in Normal University. . . If you don't have to engage in art design and culture after graduation, then our college is the most suitable, with good conditions and many opportunities. It's good to try to get a second major, which is very popular in Nanchang and has a certain competitive weight in other places (the first major is very guaranteed). In the final analysis, the school is just a platform, and the key is yourself. If you are not good at school, it is no use studying at school. You will know when you graduate. The company will not ask what you can do.