As a graduate of Shanghai University, Guangdong Ocean University is definitely better than the other three universities except for its poor geographical location. Guang Hai is far away from the Pearl River Delta, which is his natural shortcoming. If you put it in a place like Guangzhou, you will get a line, and now some majors have risen to a line. Guang Hai is a comprehensive university (it seems that there are thirteen colleges), and it is a provincial-run university, with better teachers, special majors with state funds and provincial key majors than the other three. In particular, the majors of food science, aquaculture, marine engineering and marine science are outstanding, and later I felt quite good at Zhongge Art College. Another point is that there are a large number of college students in the campus area of Haida University, which is lively. Being away from the urban area is both a disadvantage and an advantage. It is inconvenient to travel but a good place to study, and of course it will inevitably become the school with the largest number of takeaways in China … But it is more troublesome to find a job after graduation, and it is inconvenient to stay away from Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Personally, the prospect of Haida University is also optimistic. There are four ocean universities in China, namely Dalian Ocean University, Ocean University, Shanghai Ocean University and Guangdong Ocean University from north to south. Guangdong Ocean University is the only university with marine characteristics in Lingnan area, and it is one of the key supported universities in Guangdong with bright prospects. Zhong Kai is a professional university with a good geographical location. If you want to study agriculture, you can consider it! Guangdong Second Normal University and Zhaoqing College are slightly weaker than the first two, so if the score is enough, they must choose between Guang Hai and Zhong Kai.