My family is studying at Macau Polytechnic University, but I'm not majoring in art design.

To answer your question, according to the domestic classification, Macau Polytechnic University is one (the enrollment requirement is to pass one line), and the admission score of non-art majors is generally 30 points higher than one line.

Macau Polytechnic University, majoring in art, takes a separate exam (I don't pay much attention to the results of the college entrance examination, but only take the college entrance examination after passing the school professional examination). The school teaching is good, there are few students in mainland China, and the school management is strict (my family basically catches up with homework there and leads a high school life, which is unimaginable in China). Teachers are also very responsible, focusing only on undergraduate education, with good teaching quality and serious study. After graduation, she worked in.

If there are shortcomings, the reputation of Macau Polytechnic is relatively small in the mainland (only 100 mainland students are recruited every year, and many people think that Macau Polytechnic is better than Polytechnic), which is also called a college (actually a four-year university).