I am a student of Liaoning University. Objectively speaking, there is still a big gap between Liaoning University as a whole and domestic first-class universities. Liaoning University ranks first in the country only in a few disciplines, and its influence (economics, law, journalism and archival science) is only in the three northeastern provinces, and it is basically not recognized south of the Yangtze River. But compared with an ordinary college, Liaoning University is still good. On the whole, Liaoning University is the only comprehensive university in Liaoning Province. Its subjects are relatively complete, but it is good at liberal arts. I will answer your questions in order:

1. The philosophy of Liaoning University is at a medium level in an institution, but it is not good. The philosophy major of Liaoning University is not satisfied every year, and only 10 students are transferred every year. I don't say this figure to prove how bad the philosophy of Liaoning University is-this is a problem that all universities in China are facing at present: few people like to study philosophy now, but if you like it, I support you to study this major. Many majors in Liaoning University have about 100 students, but philosophy majors can enjoy the treatment of small class teaching. It is not bad to have only 10 students in a classroom. The history department of Liaoning University is also of medium level in a college, but it has a distinctive professional direction (Manchu research direction). This major can also learn Manchu, a language that is about to be lost, which is unique in China, but I don't know whether to enroll students in your school. In a word, the liberal arts major of Liaoning University is not bad, and the trump card major is the major of the School of Economics, as well as journalism, archival science, Japanese and so on. But my suggestion is that it is very important to choose your major according to your hobbies and study whatever you like. No matter how good the job is, there are people who can't find a job-only if you like this major can you have enthusiasm. It is up to you to choose whether to go into business or politics, but one thing is certain: political alumni of Liaoning University are all over the world, not to mention those in Liaoning Province. 70% of the mayors and party secretaries are graduates of Liaoning University, and there are many political officials from other provinces, such as Sun Chunlan, secretary of Fujian Provincial Party Committee.

2. Liaoning University walks graduate students every year, plus about 15 to 20% of its total enrollment, that is to say, on average, about 15 to 20 people in each department choose to study for graduate school. Liaoning University, as a key university of 2 1 1, is doing well. There are many students, especially those from the School of Economics. As long as you study hard, basically the top ten students in each class can apply for graduate students (about 30 students in each class). Whether you can go to a better university for graduate study depends on your personal ability. Of course, if there is an opportunity, it is also a good choice to go to 985 University for graduate study.

3. The learning atmosphere of different majors is different, and the learning atmosphere of art majors is even worse. Language majors and economics majors have a stronger learning atmosphere, because many majors in liberal arts do not have advanced mathematics, and students majoring in economics must also study mathematics, which determines that students majoring in economics often spend a lot of energy on advanced mathematics. Language majors also need constant practice, so there are many opportunities for self-study. In fact, after going to college, the key to learning is to rely on yourself. There are many people studying in the study room, but some people never study by themselves. The school has provided us with perfect hardware facilities, and the rest is up to us. There are many activities in Liaoning University, all of which are voluntary. The living conditions are a dormitory for four people, with a bed above and a table below. The canteen is cheaper, and it is very good to eat at 5 yuan a meal, which is more delicious than similar schools and much cheaper.

Liaoning University has many opportunities to communicate with other countries. I'm from the College of Arts. Take the College of Literature as an example: there are two ways of communication: at public expense and at one's own expense. There are only three or five places sent to Japan and South Korea at public expense, all of which are open selection examinations. As long as they are good enough, everyone has a chance. Because the fees are free, the competition will be fierce. However, there are also many self-funded opportunities, such as Belarus, Shixin University, Taiwan Province University of Chinese Culture and so on. If you have money, there are many opportunities for communication. I want to study abroad after finishing my undergraduate course, which has nothing to do with Liaoning University. You have to apply yourself, but because Liaoning University is a national key university of 2 1 1, it will lower your threshold for studying abroad. It will help you to apply for foreign universities more easily.

Since you are only 20 points higher than grade one, I'm not sure if you can come to Liaoning University to study your favorite major, but it's not a big problem to get into Liaoning University.