The procedural law of Huazheng is not the best major in China, nor is it the best major in Huazheng University (the best major in Huazheng University is international, economic history and legal history, and the best school in China is Zhongzheng), but it is definitely not the worst major. The employment prospects are still good. The teaching staff is still good, and there are many professors. Professor Julia, in particular, is outstanding. Of course, it is precisely because of the existence of Professor Julia that the procedural law of Huazheng pays more attention to criminal prosecution, as do the examination papers and strength. If the payment is made, it can be divided into two types: self-funded and public-funded. Each person pays 9000 yuan at his own expense every year and subsidizes 60 yuan every month. 6000 per person per year at public expense and 260 subsidies. Not too expensive. What's more, 70% of them are at public expense. It's easy to work in Shanghai, so don't worry about tuition. The number of applicants is very small, and it has been a relatively relaxed major over the years. The enrollment ratio this year is 1: 3. It is said that it is not full, and it depends on other professionals to adjust it. So it's easier to take the exam. A * * * enrolls about 60 students, which is relatively easy to test. The score for you is about 340. If you didn't draw it this year, it is estimated that it will be lower. The retest ratio is 1: 1.2. However, Hua Zheng's second interview was very fair. As long as the initial test scores are in the top 60%, there is basically no need to worry about the problem of being hacked in the second test. Don't worry, get ready. You can do it!