With the advent of the art examination reform in 2024, a storm is sweeping the world of art students. The implementation of the new policy has made the art examination no longer the tradition of "easy examination" in previous years, and how to prepare for the "double insurance" exam under the new examination system has become an important issue in front of every candidate.
1. Some art majors no longer organize professional examinations
In the past art examination system, professional examinations have always been the top priority for candidates to prepare. However, in 2024, some art majors will no longer hold professional exams, and candidates will need to adjust their strategies when preparing for the exam and pay more attention to the study of cultural courses.
2. Compress the scope of school examinations
In order to improve the fairness of the examination, the provincial unified examination has become an important change in the reform of the art examination in 2024. This measure reduces the burden of school examinations on candidates and highlights the objectivity and fairness of examinations. Art students should pay more attention to the content of the provincial unified examination and reasonably allocate the preparation time.
3. Increase the proportion of grades in cultural courses
The proportion of cultural course results in the art examination will be further increased, which is a new challenge for art students. In the process of preparing for the exam, it is the only way to succeed by focusing on adjusting your mindset and improving your cultural course performance.
Fourth, art examination vs art study abroad, how to choose?
In the face of reform, art students need to think about the choice between art examination and art study abroad. Is it a selection system or an application system?Is it to focus on the basics, or to emphasize personalization?These questions require candidates to make informed decisions based on their personal interests and development directions.
In 2024, the art examination reform will quietly hit like a storm, but after each storm, there is a new life. In order to do a good job of "double insurance" for further education, art students need to be familiar with policy changes and scientifically plan their academic path. I believe that through unremitting efforts, every art student can usher in a more brilliant future.