I just want to say that if you don't care about accommodation, that's good. What matters is how you feel about the school.

Maritime University now has only two dormitories, which are very old, that is, one dormitory and two dormitories, which are allocated to marine engineers. Navigation will not be assigned to these two dormitories. But at present, there is only one dormitory for sailing, which is bunk beds for four people, a big desk and a big cabinet. The rest of the marine engines are the same. There are four people. There is a bed on the upper floor and a balcony on the lower desk. It's basically a university standard room. So it depends on whether you are assigned to a bunk bed for 4 people or a college standard room.

One room and two living rooms have the lowest price. Among the students in our class, there are 500 engineers living there, and the berth for navigation is 1000.

Standard room 1200 may be expensive now, after all, prices are rising.

If you can't bear to fold the quilt, do morning exercises, wear school uniforms and queue up for class every day, there is no way out.

Marine engineering has nothing to say at school. As long as the shipping-related enterprises in the country are quite recognized, even if you are not an engineer, it is quite advantageous to go to a shipping enterprise. Dalian Maritime is indeed world-class, but it is not as good as a famous comprehensive university in China because of its strong professionalism.

In short, you may be very picky at school and miss your memories when you graduate.

No school can satisfy all students. Every school has its own characteristics. The key is to look at the school. Don't care too much about dormitory conditions. If you care, it depends on what you want and how you choose.