Recently, students from major colleges and universities have poured into the carnival of private rating lists. Some institutions' rankings appear to be at odds with their traditional reputations. In the camp of 985 universities, Harbin Institute of Technology currently tops the list with an astonishing score of 9.6, which is eye-catching. Sichuan University, on the other hand, has seen a sharp decline, currently scoring only 2.8 points, ranking at the bottom of all 985 universities, which is really eye-popping.
Of course, there are a number of ways to evaluate the reputation of each university and its image in the minds of students. There are many art schools on the mainland, but people's evaluations of these institutions vary widely.
The ratings of 11 music academies in China have been released, and ordinary people have been bombarded with "melons." Some people think that art schools might be more conducive to development if they were more disciplined in their students, while others think that art students should be more liberal because they have more individuality.
Recently, someone shared the rating list of 11 music colleges and universities in the mainland, and the results were jaw-dropping, it seems that these students are deliberately messing up, and they are even lower than one another. In the comment area, many students broke out the inside story of the school, and even the bystanders who passed by were shocked and speechless.
When it comes to the best of the conservatories, there is undoubtedly the China Conservatory of Music and the Central Conservatory of Music, however, unfortunately, neither of these institutions scored more than 7 points, 5.8 and 6.2 respectively.
For the China Conservatory of Music, the students' evaluation can be summed up in one word: "trench". Rumors say that the students seem to have enough money to buy the entire school, and the school has enough money to buy the whole of Beijing. There is a rather comical fact that there are always people who confuse the China Conservatory of Music with the Central Conservatory of Music, so some students kindly reminded them, "Please see clearly in the future".
Art students are usually more candid, and everyone supports their opinions. In the comment section of the Central Conservatory of Music, some people call it a "drama university", but others say that the more ignorant people are, the more inexplicable confidence they will have in their own opinions. The question of whether a school is good or bad can only be truly understood if you have experienced it yourself.
It is true that the China Conservatory of Music and the Central Conservatory of Music are somewhat difficult to distinguish between the layman, but we can remember that the ace majors of the Central Conservatory of Music include music performance, musicology, composition and composition technology theory, and music education.
At the China Conservatory of Music, the most respected majors include music performance, musicology, composition and composition technology theory, and the China Conservatory of Music is said to be the highest institution of national music. The two schools are also located in the capital and enjoy strong financial support.
They are in a leading position in China in terms of textbook construction, theoretical research, teaching level and performance ability. Both institutions are at the top of the rankings, with high status and many excellent disciplines, and have produced batches of outstanding students.
On the message board of the Sichuan Conservatory of Music, there is a male classmate's comment that is thought-provoking. He began by praising the overall environment of the school, but then went on to mention that the boys' dormitories, in particular, were in perfect compliance with the Geneva Conventions. Students at the same school may have to think for a moment to understand why this remark sounds less like a compliment and more like a sarcasm.
Xinghai Conservatory of Music was considered by this netizen with a sense of justice to be the best to suspend the display because of too many "rumors" in the comment area. The comment area of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music is also full of ingenious humor, some people say that they have taken six small classes from teachers, and four of them only accept cash, which is very well-behaved.
Some people in the comment area of Zhejiang Conservatory of Music joked about art academies, and even jokingly called their alma mater a vocational art college. In fact, in the mainland, the classification of art colleges and universities is different from that of general colleges, and art colleges are not divided into one or two, but are classified into art batches. Therefore, the two cannot be generalized.
The Shenyang Conservatory of Music was accused of inheriting the poverty characteristics of its predecessors. The Xi'an Conservatory of Music unexpectedly became the highest-rated school, which can be said to be all due to the admiration of its peers.
At the Harbin Conservatory of Music, there is a male student who waits patiently until the flowers are gone, still looking forward to when the school will introduce a full set of Steinway pianos.
The Tianjin Conservatory of Music scored at the bottom of the list, with a score of only 4.3, and one student made a detailed criticism of it. And netizens generally think that the funniest thing is the Wuhan Electric Vehicle Conservatory, why is it called the Electric Vehicle Conservatory?
It is said that because the school was closed for a time, many lanes were closed, leaving only the main gate open, and students had to take a detour to enter through the river, so more and more people bought electric vehicles, and eventually evolved into a campus culture that made people speechless.
Summary:
Students have all kinds of complaints about their alma mater, but we should also recognize from a rational point of view that no school is absolutely perfect. We need to look at our alma mater with an inclusive mindset, just as our alma mater is as inclusive of every student.
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