I have to fill out my application form on the 24th. My family has made it clear that I want to study nursing, but I scored 493 points on the exam. I am going to the Oriental College of Beijing Univers

I have to fill out my application form on the 24th. My family has made it clear that I want to study nursing, but I scored 493 points on the exam. I am going to the Oriental College of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. How is that school?

Oriental College, are you from Hebei? The scores of candidates from Hebei are higher than the third level, so admission is basically no problem.

I also graduated from this school.

Objectively speaking, this school has very strict management. If you want to study, you will still gain something.

Formalism and bureaucracy are prevalent in the management, and the head teachers below, also known as instructors, strictly abide by the above.

The level of the teaching staff is declining day by day. In the past, the teachers of professional courses were mainly from the main department. Now the school has recruited a group of young teachers to teach, and the level is somewhat different from the teachers of the main department.

The school uses the slogan "Double Ban 4-5" and the slogans of "Oriental Spirit and Oriental Personality". I think these are only effective internally. You will understand after a long time, but externally it is very good. Promotional advertising.

In terms of hardware, the school does not have its own teaching buildings and dormitories, but rents them from the university town. The library and gymnasium printed on the promotional materials are also from the university town. The annual fee for the library is 100, and the gymnasium is basically No one has been. . . It is said that a new campus is under construction in Cangzhou, but it is absolutely impossible to move the entire Oriental College, and it is not certain when it will be put into use, so don't have too many illusions about the new campus.

The dormitory has no fans, no air conditioning, no balcony, and no private bathroom. To put it bluntly, it is just a room with six beds and a TV. However, the school has not installed a cable TV set-top box, so you can only see a few. tower. And there are frequent health checks. No one is allowed to stay in the dormitory from 8:30 to 11:00 in the morning, from 13:15 to 14:45 in the afternoon, and from 18:30 to 8:30 in the evening, regardless of whether there are classes or not. (Except Friday night to Sunday night), electricity is usually available from 6:00 to 8:00 in the morning, and from 4:30 to 10:30 in the afternoon (extended to 11:00 in the evening on Fridays and Saturdays). Large gatherings are strictly prohibited in the dormitory. High-power appliances, such as hair dryers, heat up quickly and so on. The advantage is that you don’t have to pay utility bills. The dormitory supervisor checks the dormitory every night, and "no one stays out at night" is one of the "double bans and four no's".

What is different from other schools is that Oriental College charges 50 cents for a pot of water, because the school does not have its own water room, everything is commercially operated in the university town, and bathing in the university town costs 50 or 6 cents. Boys are more expensive. In addition, there are no classes for the entire senior year and internships throughout the year, but tuition fees must be paid as usual, and accommodation fees are not required.

In terms of study, it is difficult to fail a class. As long as your memory is normal and you can concentrate on memorizing things, you basically don’t need to fail.

The public security in the university town is not very good. There are various criminal cases every year. Prices are on the high side. The environment is not bad, and the greening is good. But mind you, it's a windy place all year round.

I feel like I’ve said enough. If there’s anything you still don’t understand, please keep asking.