Yunnan: 556 points in science, ranking 21259; The liberal arts admission score is 605, ranking 346 1.

Anhui: 556 points in science, ranking 36207; The liberal arts admission score is 605 points, ranking 4985.

Gansu: 497 points in science, ranking15246; The liberal arts admission score is 55 1, ranking 2 102.

Guangxi: 532 points in science, ranking 22756; The liberal arts admission score is 573 points, ranking 3526.

Guizhou: science 50 1, ranking 25869; The liberal arts admission score is 597 points, ranking 3365.

Heilongjiang: 492 points in science, ranking18147; The liberal arts admission score is 548 points, ranking 209 1.

Henan: 580 points in science, ranking 42114; The liberal arts admission score is 598 points, ranking 7239.

Jiangxi: 559 points in science, ranking 24231; The liberal arts admission score is 599 points, ranking 3433.

Inner Mongolia: 489 points in science, ranking15640; The liberal arts admission score is 549 points, ranking 25 18.

Sichuan: 566 points in science, ranking 42545; The liberal arts admission score is 568 points, ranking 793 1.

Shaanxi: 468 points in science, ranking 45156; The liberal arts admission score is 562 points, ranking 3443.

Xinjiang: 463 for science and 5 19 for liberal arts.

Introduction of Yangzhou University

Yangzhou University, referred to as "Yang Da", is located in Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It is a university jointly established by the People's Government of Jiangsu Province and the Ministry of Education, a key comprehensive university in Jiangsu Province, a Class A construction university in the peak plan of high-level university construction in Jiangsu Province, the first batch of doctoral and master's degree awarding units in China, and the first university in China to run a school in a combined way.

The school's predecessor was Tongzhou Normal School and Tonghai Agricultural School, which were founded on 1902 by Mr. Zhang Jian, a famous industrialist and educator in modern times. During the adjustment of departments in China from 65438 to 0952, its departments of literature and history and agriculture moved to Yangzhou to run schools, becoming the predecessors of Yangzhou Normal University and Jiangsu Agricultural College. 1992 With the approval of the State Education Commission, Yangzhou University was formed by the merger of Yangzhou Normal College, Jiangsu Agricultural College, Yangzhou Institute of Science and Technology, Yangzhou Medical College, Jiangsu Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Jiangsu Business School.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yangzhou University