Which institutions should art students apply for?

Problems that art students should pay attention to when applying for the exam

First of all, choose the colleges and majors that suit you.

Fine arts majors are generally divided into:

Pure art (oil painting, sculpture, Chinese painting, printmaking, mural painting, illustration, lacquer painting, public art, comprehensive art painting, fine arts, cultural relics identification and restoration, etc. ).)

Design category (clothing design, graphic design, landscape design, interior design, decorative art design, dyeing and weaving design, jewelry design, shoes and boots design, toy design, modern handicraft design, industrial design, architectural design, environmental art design, visual communication design, furniture product design, etc. )

Media radio and television director (film and television advertising), digital media art, recording arts (film and television recording), photography (film and television photography), film and television animation, advertising (advertising planning), drama, film and television art, online game art, etc.

Other categories (such as calligraphy, seal cutting, photography, etc.). )

According to your own interests and specialties, develop strengths and avoid weaknesses, and tailor your major.

For example, when choosing a school exam, try to choose a school that does not take the sketch exam if the sketch foundation is poor; Candidates who have not studied design should try not to participate in colleges and majors that need to investigate the basic disciplines of design; Candidates who are good at dictation will participate in some colleges and majors that only take dictation subjects; Candidates with good headshots can choose institutions and majors for headshots. Students with poor professional courses but high scores in cultural courses try to choose art history and the like.

In the art examination, it is not certain that the examination questions of one college are more difficult than the other two. They have different types of questions and should choose according to their own specialties.

Second, it is appropriate to choose several schools.

1, read carefully the enrollment brochures of each school, especially the examination subjects, admission principles and batches.

2, admission batch: this is too important for candidates! Many candidates are blind when taking school exams. Schools in the same batch applied for 5-6, and got several certificates, but others didn't.

3. Because the art college entrance examination volunteers are gradient volunteers, only one college can be filled in, and other batches are empty, which wastes opportunities, money and energy. As for which institution is in which batch, we must find out before reporting.

4. The schools that apply for the exam must open the gradient and choose 2-3 schools at each level. After the provincial (city) Education Examinations Institute announced the examination time and test sites, it finally determined 8- 10 according to the time and place.

5, the so-called openness varies from person to person. If you are a very top-notch candidate, the first level is of course nine fine arts colleges and famous art colleges; If it is a candidate with average grades, the two colleges are first-class. This year, almost two or fewer colleges and universities recognized the results of the joint entrance examination. If the results of the joint exam are not satisfactory, two colleges and universities should choose two if they take two fewer exams.

6. It is best to choose several schools and majors, all of which belong to the same type. For example, they are all modeling or design, so that they can practice specially, save time and improve the pass rate.

3. What kind of colleges are easy to test?

For students who are not confident in art performance, don't choose too many professional types. They can only think about which schools are easy to get certificates and easy to cross the line. Schools that are easy to test are basically not good schools, and good schools and majors are not easy to test.

1, a school with a wide enrollment range and few test sites.

If some colleges and universities in Beijing only set up test sites in their own schools, the competition for non-Beijing candidates will be much smaller;

There are also some colleges and universities that enroll students in many provinces, but only set up test sites in a few provinces, and so on.

But it is important to look at the enrollment brochure first and see if this school has any enrollment places in your province. And in the end, it depends on whether the exam time can be arranged.

2. Famous fine arts institutes, art colleges, famous normal universities, comprehensive universities (985, 2 1 1 engineering universities) and other schools that also take exams on the same day (generally, most of them take exams on the same day).

Most master candidates will try their luck, and this time is the best time for candidates with average strength. During this period, the probability of success will increase if you choose some two colleges or slightly better colleges to take the school examination.

3. Some colleges and majors that are easily overlooked.

For example, Beijing Institute of Fashion, Jingdezhen Ceramic University, Beijing Institute of Printing, etc. The admission scores of design majors in these schools are the highest, but those of model majors in these schools are generally the lowest.

4. Universities in remote areas

Unknown universities in remote places such as Heilongjiang, Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Tibet, Qinghai, Ningxia, Gansu, Yunnan and Guizhou. Relatively easy to test. Of course, the capital cities of these provinces are still quite popular.

5. Expensive institutions

For example, two private colleges, because the tuition fees are relatively expensive, the number of applicants will be relatively small. There are also Sino-foreign joint venture colleges, which have higher tuition fees, but are relatively easy to take the exam.

6, art (art theory) major

Including: art history theory, design history theory, cultural relics identification and restoration, art management, design management.