How difficult is it to take the postgraduate entrance examination at East China University of Political Science and Law? Let me give you a more vivid metaphor...

It depends on the major you choose. East China's political, legal and legal history is the best in the country, but there are few applicants. It has three stars in difficulty, five stars in economic law and international law, and four stars in commercial law.

Southwestern Political, Legal and Economic Law is the best in the country, but it is not the most difficult to take the exam due to geographical issues. Four stars for now, but it might be a little harder. These schools take great care of their own students, and people from other schools have to squeeze in the remaining places.

Other law schools that are relatively good include: Peking University, Tsinghua University, National People's Congress, Chinese Politics and Law. Needless to say, each major is very hard. If you can pass the exam, your future will be bright. To the south are Wuhan University and Sun Yat-sen University, which are also very good. Wuhan University's best major is international law, which is also one of the best in the country. But it is quite difficult to take the exam, and the professional course papers are all in English. Of course, you must also answer in English.

I plan to take the Huazheng entrance examination next year. Some people who have passed the entrance examination said that it just looks like a difficult school to get into. How about giving it a try together!