Choosing a school and a major is quite a headache, not just what you want to study, but also your own ability, the employment prospects of the big target, the competitiveness, and the understanding of professional colleges. Therefore, to choose the target college and major, you need to spend more time and energy on research and preparation.
5. What are the indicators for choosing a school?
There are two main indicators: an internal indicator and an external indicator.
Internal indicators are actually based on your own level, ability, and strength; external indicators are to know what kind of competitiveness students who apply for the same school as you currently have. Students can comprehensively evaluate four points: how is their own foundation; whether the goal is stimulating; the target school's report is higher than ; how firm is their heart.
6. How to decide whether to cross majors?
First of all, what are the core courses of undergraduates? Whether the major to be tested in the future, the subject of its professional course, is a core course at your undergraduate level.
Secondly, if it is interdisciplinary, it depends on whether there is some inherent logical relationship between undergraduate majors and graduate majors. For example, for undergraduate mathematics, if you take economics and statistics, you may be favored by teachers; for undergraduate foreign language, you may have certain advantages in journalism and communication, and you have a certain differentiated competitive advantage compared with other students.
The next question is, is your postgraduate entrance exam for academic research or employment? This decides whether you want to take the master's degree or the master's degree. In addition, you should also consider, if you want to cross majors, what kind of majors are you going to cross, those majors that take the unified examination, or those that have independent propositions?
7. What are the steps for selecting a college?
The first step is to decide what major you are going to take the exam.If you can't decide on a major, you must decide what subject category you are going to take and what first-level subject you are going to take. The editor recommends that students go to China Postgraduate Admissions Information Network to check how many colleges and universities in the country are recruiting this major, and make a list.
The second step is to eliminate the schools you can't get into. The remaining schools are sorted according to whether they are double first-class , 985, 211, whether they are 34, subject strength, and national ranking. Conduct a blanket search, find out the information, and do a comprehensive evaluation and ranking.
The third step is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the cost-effectiveness of these institutions and narrow the target range.
The fourth step is to look at the strength, and the strength depends on the re-examination score and the number of students enrolled. A school's re-examination score will fluctuate, for example, 350 in one year, 340 in one year, and 370 in one year. You can roughly calculate its average re-examination score, and then raise 15 points as the initial test score target, or just take it. Prepare to the highest standards over the years. Enrollment is also very important. If the number of students enrolled in a major is less than four or five, it is very difficult; if the number of students enrolled is relatively large, the probability of our postgraduate entrance examination success will be higher.
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