What's the difference between art candidates and ordinary candidates?

The difference between college entrance examination art candidates and ordinary candidates;

First, the review mode is different.

Art Candidates took part in the professional course training in the first half semester of senior three, and took the professional course examination in June+10-3, 5438.

In senior three, college entrance examination candidates generally have four review stages: one round, two rounds, three rounds and sprint. By the time Art Candidates returned to school, college entrance examination candidates had entered the sprint review stage, and the foundation of cultural courses in Art Candidates was relatively weak, so Art Candidates could not completely copy the review mode of cultural students.

Second, the examination methods are different.

In addition to taking the general college entrance examination, art candidates must also take the unified examination of art organized by the province, and some key colleges and universities also need to take the school examination.

Third, the filing methods are different.

The general college entrance examination adopts the parallel volunteer principle, and the art candidates take the first voluntary priority principle. Under normal circumstances, the admission rate of the second choice is very low, so it is very important to fill in the first choice. When we apply for the exam, we must pay attention to the restrictions on professional application.

Fourth, the admission principles are different.

For the college entrance examination of general culture courses, only the scores of the college entrance examination of culture courses need to be on the line, that is to say, the scores of the college entrance examination can reach the second batch of scores in Shanxi Province, while the scores of professional courses and culture courses need to be on the double line. If you take the college entrance examination that recognizes the results of the school entrance examination, you need to get the qualified scores of the college's professional courses first.