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Postgraduate entrance exam

2012-03-30View Original

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I majored in Chemical Engineering and Technology. I want to pursue a master’s degree; which university has a stronger program in Chemical Engineering and Technology, Northwest University or Taiyuan University of Technology? ! ! Help! ! !
Reply #22012-03-31
There are only a few traditional institutions in the field of chemical engineering: Tsinghua University, Zhejiang University, Tianjin University, East China University of Science and Technology, Dalian University of Technology, Beijing University of Chemical Technology... If you plan to pursue a master’s degree, apply to these schools. Work harder, and the rewards in the future will definitely be greater than those of those two universities mentioned by LZ. It’s not that these two schools are bad; I’m just talking about the chemical engineering major.
Reply #32012-03-31
If you have to choose between these two, I advise you to go with the Northwest University. Taiyuan University of Technology is not as good, in terms of overall reputation as well as for this specific major; the coal chemical engineering program at Taiyuan University of Technology is quite good
Reply #42012-03-31
It’s better not to take the exam at all; if you do take it, go for the best schools. Otherwise, it will be difficult to find a job. There are so many graduates with master’s degrees – don’t you know that?
Reply #52012-03-31
Just take the exams for those schools mentioned on the 2nd floor; otherwise it’s as if you haven’t taken the exams at all. The value of postgraduate degrees is also dropping these days.
Reply #62012-03-31
What the people upstairs said is right; if you’re going to take an exam, you should do your best. Graduate students from ordinary universities really aren’t worth much.
Reply #72012-03-31
:Lol, what was said on floor 2 is the truth – engineering is a really great field, and it’s important to have a strong background in it
Reply #82012-03-31
If you have enough confidence in yourself, go for a good school; otherwise, it’s better not to take the exam. There are only a few chances in life to try, and even if you fail, it’s still an honor. . . Moreover, if one fails to pass the exam, going to work is also a good option :)
Reply #92012-03-31
Tianjin University or East China University of Science and Technology; it’s better not to apply to other schools. In the chemical industry, these two are the mainstream.
Reply #102012-03-31
Can the chemistry programs of these two schools rank in the top ten? ? Which other programs are in the top ten for this major? ? ?
Reply #112012-03-31
But my skills aren’t very strong! ! Who else is in the top ten? ? ? ?

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