The employment prospect of this school is still good, but relatively speaking, it is only aimed at the corresponding majors of this school, such as chemical engineering, oil refining, storage and transportation. It's easy to get a job, but your score of around 400 is not easy to enter these majors, such as chemical storage and transportation, which are generally higher than Liaoning Second Line, but who knows what will happen this year? The major of architectural engineering and technology you mentioned seems to have just come out last year. I can't comment on this major. However, you can't say that an architecture major in a petroleum college has no future, but it won't seem a bit wrong. I think it needs to be reconsidered. As for this major mentioned on the Internet, there are no graduates yet. Who can say 123?