Among them, Taiwan Province Provincial University is the best, followed by National Tsinghua University, followed by Jiaotong University and National national cheng kung university.

The Central Committee, ZTE, Chiang Kai-shek and Chengda are also very good. Most of the provincial universities in Taiwan Province are comprehensive, and there is no special distinction between arts and sciences, but the emphasis of the schools is different ~ there are also some private schools such as Tamkang University and Fu Jen Catholic University.

In a word, the education model in Taiwan Province Province is much ahead of that in mainland China, with strong government support and high financial allocation. Most professors have a lot of cooperation with enterprises, which is very helpful to broaden your horizons. Academic research is also in-depth and rich in resources.

In addition, the opportunities and thresholds for studying abroad are much more than those in Chinese mainland. I suggest that the landlord make another measurement according to the specific plan in the future. Personally, I think the city is also very important. An international metropolis like Taipei can expose you to many things that inspire you to think.

This is for reference only. -Fu Jen Catholic University has 15 key high schools in six coastal provinces and cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong), with open real-name recommendation places, which is equivalent to the day-to-day system.

High school students apply for undergraduate courses in private schools in Taiwan Province Province through the website of the Land Joint Recruitment Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Land Joint Recruitment Committee). Their household registration must meet the requirements of six coastal provinces and cities, and they must have at least two college entrance examination results before they can apply.