As a graduate of information management major, the original design intention of this major is quite good, involving technical aspects such as information system design, development, computer software and hardware, and also covering social science knowledge such as economy and management. But the problem is obvious, which has a lot to do with the school background. If the school favors science and engineering, the major favors engineering. If the school is liberal arts or comprehensive, it may focus on management. After all, it is also developed from the application direction of information management such as book retrieval. In terms of employment, everyone is talking about comprehensive talents, but it is easy to lose competitiveness. After all, there is little difference between knowing everything and knowing nothing in the eyes of the employer (the reality may be true _). So I suggest that you be biased in your study according to your hobbies. As for the ranking information, there is truth or falsehood online, that's all. The reputation and history of a school like Wu Da are quite daunting. Just check the colleges and universities where your major belongs, then make an evaluation and check the relevant information. Good luck.