There is a saying in universities that first-class universities pay attention to learning, second-rate universities pay attention to discipline, third-rate universities pay attention to hygiene, and agricultural universities are between 2 and 3, which can be a little more than 2. As an agricultural university student, I think the key is whether you learn or not. The learning atmosphere is, after all, a second-rate university with a lot of postgraduate entrance examinations. This is not bad, but it also has the common problems of second-rate universities. Teachers don't care about your study. Without your own control, you can't learn well anywhere.