As a native of Changsha, I feel a special existence. There are many colleges and universities in Changsha, but two are few. This is the only school in the country that only enrolls girls. Moreover, there are some labels of "women's universities" in the society (I feel that women's schools don't have so many external exhibitions and exchanges). ? Although the institutions of Women's College rank behind Huaihua University, its home economics and gynecology are among the top in the country (to be honest, it is also one of the reasons), and it is also an unpopular specialty of the school. Home economics is a national first-class discipline, and women's studies is the second in the country. Women's studies is also a public course in the school, introducing women's liberation movement and feminist movement; Some sociological family and marriage directions and so on.

Huaihua University

In contrast, huaihua university's urban economic conditions may not be so good. However, its conditions are similar to those of several schools upgraded to Grade One in Hunan this year, but they are two old-fashioned public schools (upgraded to Grade One in 2002). In contrast, women's colleges are only second-grade public schools (20 10-1), and the ranking of institutions naturally falls behind.

There are so many colleges and universities in Huaihua, so there are more laboratories and professional pilots in the province than women's colleges and universities. After all, there are too many monks in Changsha, and there are too many monks who are better than you.

There are many first-class construction disciplines in the province. Huaihua, as one of the important transportation cities, is also a poverty alleviation and development base in western Hunan.

At the same time, its predecessor was the merger of several normal colleges, and some normal majors still have advantages in schools with the same score line.

finally

If you want to apply for the location advantage of provincial capital cities, you can consider women's colleges.

In fact, I personally think that ordinary second-year students should pay more attention to their professional direction than schools. Because the platform gap of the same score segment is not so obvious, you went to a major you hate, which is really delayed.

If you grew up in a provincial capital city or a developed coastal city, you don't need to be too entangled in geographical location, as long as it is not too closed and remote.

So you should look at your own conditions and find out what you need most in the future and the future development direction of the university. In addition, the admission is more metaphysical, so don't be too demanding.