Changes in the enrollment brochure of tourism management majors in 221: adjustment of examination subjects in Hunan University and northwest university of politics and law.

1. Hunan University's 221 Postgraduate Entrance Examination Guide

Recently, the School of Finance and Statistics of Hunan University has published the 221 postgraduate entrance examination subjects, from which we can still see some changes.

Take applied economics as an example. Compared with last year, the subjects of the initial examination and the re-examination have changed. Obviously, we can see that there are fewer choices of professional subjects this year. Business class one is fixed with three exams, while business class two is only allowed to take the 856 economics foundation exam. Last year, there were many matching choices. The re-examination subjects have also changed, so I won't go into details here.

2. northwest university of politics and law 221 Postgraduate Entrance Examination Admissions Guide

On June 16, official website of northwest university of politics and law Graduate School issued a notice saying that he planned to adjust the self-propositional subjects of the law major (including legal theory, legal history, criminal law, litigation law, etc.) in the 221 postgraduate entrance examination.

As its trump card major, law has touched the hearts of many candidates. Comparing with last year, we found that there were still some changes. For example, for these majors in the School of Criminal Law, business class I and business class II were the same last year, but this year they are almost different, the re-examination subjects are also different, and other college examination subjects are also more or less the same.

The above is a detailed introduction of the changes in the enrollment brochures of Hunan University and northwest university of politics and law, the masters of tourism management in 221. I hope the candidates of this institution can pay attention to it. For more relevant information, you are welcome to continue to pay attention.