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Eastern Midwest network of college undergraduate students level of participation of different research [Abstract] The survey found that the country’s eastern region, central and western regions in three cities in the undergraduate colleges and universities in the network that there are differences in the level of participation, including: network access to the frequency and time differences, the network participate in forums and blog degree of variation, and network communication frequency differences. The central region and other differences between the two places is particularly prominent. [Keywords:] network participation; undergraduates; regional development is uneven; public opinion Abstract: The imbalance of the development between areas in our country is known to all. Through this survey, we found that there are some differences in net-participating of the college students between the East, the Central and the West in China. It includes the difference in frequency and time on internet, the difference in the degree of participating in BBS and blog, and the difference in the frequency to communicate on internet. Then we conclude that the students in Central China are much more different from the East and the West. Keywords:: the degree of net-participating; college student; the imbalance of the development between areas; public opinion One question Inter-regional characteristics of China’s uneven development is very obvious, particularly in the eastern region, central and western regional development imbalances. There are many geographical imbalance between the indicators can be expressed, this investigation will focus on finding the three areas of the colleges and universities randomly selected undergraduate students at the network level of participation. Colleges and universities in China is an important group of undergraduate students, but also a transitional group. Colleges and universities, an important function of the state an