I'm a graduate student of Beijing Forestry University. I studied in a financial college in the south. Although I only entered the school in 217, I still know something about Beilin through my wonderful study life in the past two years ~

I won't repeat many responses to my study experience. I will mainly talk about the employment problems that the landlord cares about. Although Beilin is characterized by forestry-related majors such as forestry, landscape architecture, agricultural and forestry economic management, after all, it is a relatively comprehensive 211 college (the Grass College was established following the pace of national institutional integration last year, but there are also non-agricultural and forestry majors such as accounting, foreign languages, international business, soil and water conservation and engineering), and the employment scope is very wide, even if you study agriculture and forestry, Employment may also go to the State Forestry Administration, Zhonglin Group, COFCO and some civil servants and institutions, so there is no need to worry about going to the deep forests for further study ... < P > In addition, don't forget the superior geographical location of Beilin, and there are Tsinghua Peking University (the importance is self-evident), Beijing Language (many foreigners), Beijing Aerospace, and China Geology (many handsome guys are hee hee) nearby, which can be done after class. Some courses can also be certified and counted as credits in our school. There are also various lectures for you to choose from. It is very convenient for me to set off often by riding Xiao Huang, so that your professional courses and study scope will be enriched. Friends who are worried about the narrow employment scope can learn about the knowledge they are interested in by going to other schools more often, so that they will not feel embarrassed to run away from HR when interviewing. There are also many people around me who are inconsistent in their majors but have touched HR through their own experience! ! !

students majoring in plants and biology may be shown around the gardens of the school by the teacher in class to get to know plants. I remember when I first entered school, I thought it was a tour group. What are you doing here? (Laughing through tears), other majors don't really involve flowers and plants, but the most important thing in Beilin is plants. The scenery is beautiful all year round, and you can't help but want to know them. Ginkgo Avenue is a holy place to take pictures in winter, with photos attached.