What is the gap between universities in third-tier cities and first-tier cities?

I think there are five differences that can be compared with a joke. Can you understand?

First-tier city universities: China's education is hopeless, and doctoral teachers from Tsinghua Peking University compete to be officials;

Third-tier or even fourth-tier city universities: XX University is really good. Not only doctoral teachers, but also master teachers will not compete for official positions. At most, only teachers with undergraduate and junior college degrees will compete.

Nankai University is studying.

Although Tianjin is not as good as Guangzhou, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, it is definitely a top city in China.

My hometown is a small city on the 4th and 5th lines.

First of all, the size and faculty of a university are often closely related to its finance. Universities in first-tier cities often get more financial support, and both teachers and hardware configuration should be ahead of third-tier cities.

At the same time, first-tier cities have a fast pace of life and a sense of urgency, which can spur students to make progress to some extent.

In addition, there are far more internship employment opportunities in first-tier cities than in third-tier cities. You should also broaden your horizons.

Hello everyone! I am Nanmen, a career planner for middle school students.

Regional differences in colleges and universities greatly affect the choice of college entrance examination candidates in volunteering, and of course directly affect the admission scores of colleges and universities.

In first-tier cities, students will get more learning opportunities (taught by famous teachers) and practical opportunities; Better network resources can be obtained; There will be more employment opportunities.

In third-tier cities, the cost of living for students is much lower; There is relatively little external interference and temptation, so students will not be so impetuous and can study with peace of mind.

Finally, no matter where you go to school, really learning knowledge is king. Being admitted to a university is not the end of your study, but a new beginning.

Thank you for your wonderful question.

First of all, the theme of this question is to consider whether to study or work in a third-tier city or a first-tier city. Different purposes have different factors to consider.

Comparing first-tier cities with third-tier cities, we will feel obvious differences from many angles:

1, the disparity of urban economic strength, different resource endowments and different development potentials of colleges and universities. The development speed of first-tier cities in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen is much faster than that of third-tier cities. Universities in these cities are also stronger than those in third-tier cities and have better development potential. Whether you are studying at university or working, try to choose first-tier cities.

2. Urban culture and humanistic vision are different. Take reading as an example. Studying in the capital Beijing for four years and studying in any third-tier city for four years will meet people and things that are very different, which will have a great impact on your personal growth. Therefore, you should try to choose first-tier cities when studying. Except for some special majors, some third-tier cities may have more advantages.

3. Differences in educational resources. First-tier cities, relatively speaking, have far more educational resources than second-tier cities and far higher than third-tier cities. If you are studying, try to choose a first-tier city. Most national academicians, outstanding scientists and top experts and scholars in various fields are gathered in first-tier cities.

4. Students or colleagues at different levels. According to the current educational concept of Chinese people, the number of students in first-tier cities and third-tier cities will be wider than that in third-tier cities, and the resources of high-quality students will be more concentrated in first-tier cities.

5. Life comfort is different. Universities in first-tier cities have many advantages, but the competition is fierce. As individuals, the purpose of study and work is different, and the choice is naturally different.

6. The happiness of college life is different. The pace of study and work in universities in third-tier cities is definitely slower than that in first-tier cities, but the comfort or happiness may not be low.

Personally, I think there are several differences.

1. Teachers have different horizons and different ideas. Although the internet has narrowed the gap, it will not be leveled soon.

2. Different social work opportunities

3. There is a big gap in people's motivation.

The atmosphere between cities is different.

5. The latest concept of knowledge transfer is different.

? A first-tier city refers to a metropolis that plays an important role in national political, economic and other social activities and has the ability to lead and radiate. Mainly reflected in the level of urban development, comprehensive economic strength, radiation-driven ability, talent attraction, information exchange ability, international competitiveness, scientific and technological innovation ability, traffic accessibility and so on. First-tier cities play a leading role in national social activities such as production, service, finance, innovation, circulation and comprehensive business index.

Third-tier cities are large and medium-sized cities with strategic significance, developed economy and large economic aggregate, which are comprehensively evaluated according to many indicators such as city size, population, economic development level and GDP. Most of the third-tier cities are large in scale, and the non-agricultural population in the central city exceeds 6.5438+0 million. Urban infrastructure, commercial facilities and transportation facilities are relatively perfect, and residents have certain consumption power. Residents' living standards are generally well-off, and cities have certain pillar industries and relatively reasonable industrial structures, which are attractive to large enterprises in some industries, but the comprehensive competitiveness of cities still needs to be further improved.

For the choice of universities, generally speaking, universities in first-tier cities are better, as follows:

1. First-tier cities: There are more employment opportunities than third-tier cities.

If you study in a first-tier city, you are more likely to have the opportunity to stay in a first-tier city, because you have studied and lived in this city for four years in advance and have dealt with this city for four years, so it is easier to seize the opportunity given by this city.

2. First-tier cities: it means a broader vision.

Going to college is not just studying in another school. If universities only concentrate on studying in different places, it really makes no difference if you study in first-tier cities, second-tier cities and third-tier cities. However, for college students, what matters is not only their studies, but also their personal horizons. Obviously, big cities are easier to help individuals broaden their horizons.

3. First-tier cities: a collection of high-quality university resources.

Compared with the university resources in first-tier cities and third-tier cities, there is obviously still a gap. Needless to say, most famous schools in China gather in first-tier cities and new first-tier cities. Even three universities, three universities in first-tier cities, tend to surpass three universities in third-tier cities in teaching resources. This also explains why there are many candidates every year, even if they read three books, they have to go to a big city like Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen to study. This is because they think that three books in first-tier cities may also surpass three books in third-tier cities.

Personally, I think the main gap lies in interpersonal relationship and finding a job after graduation.

I went to college in Changchun, Jilin, and went to Beijing after graduation. However, when I arrived in Beijing, I found it too difficult to find a job. However, I really don't have any friends or relatives. Later, I gave up studying in Japan and came to Guangzhou directly after coming back from Japan. Then I really regret not applying for the university in Guangzhou. There are so many opportunities in Guangzhou that staying in Changchun for four years is really a waste of time.

It should be that many well-known disciplines are generally located in first-tier cities, and third-tier cities are slightly insufficient because of the strategic positioning of the country.