To tell the truth, it's worth it or not. Let me say a few separately!

Valuable places:

1. Good teacher. Our teachers (mind, I said big class) are still good, such as Wu in math, politics and English.

2. The information is complete. More than you can eat. But there are still some quality assurance, especially some summary information. Including the dispensing information I am looking at now.

3. Some basic services are OK. For example, let you sit in the front row when listening to the big class. I think the effect is still good. What's more, for example, answering questions is ok (but the level of teachers is uneven and selective), and there are consultants in professional courses who can solve some problems and materials in professional courses.

Talk about what's not worth it.

Generally speaking, there are too many lies, especially those propaganda services, which are so fake!

Let me give you a few examples:

1. Each tutor only takes 5 students and customizes the personalized study plan. In fact, a person can get 30 or even 40! And there is no suitable study plan at all, just the same thing over and over again, simply changing the name.

2. diamond card class. Personally, I think we should think carefully about whether to go or not. Personally, I don't think the quality of that class is so good (but the math teacher in my class is not bad, but he is alone). . . ), English and so on, it's a waste of time. . .

3. Help you adjust. I didn't get any help except the summarized adjustment information. I consulted my supervisor, and he made it clear that the transfer was his own business, not his job scope.

Yes . . That's about it.

But I don't want to be too absolute. After all, among many supervisors I have met this year, one is in charge, but unfortunately it is not in charge of my major. . . That teacher is still very responsible. . .

Landlord, many things still have to be measured by yourself. No matter what others say, it's just a reference.

Good luck ~