Which school is good for radio and television postgraduate entrance examination?

Generally speaking, there are many schools in this major: 1, Communication University of China, which is the cradle of cultivating "big names" in the field of radio and television. Among them, radio and television journalism is well-known, with five directions: radio and television history, foreign radio and television, television news, documentary and photojournalism. Its radio and television research center is the key research base of humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. Most graduates enter the central media, which has professional advantages. 2. Shanghai University: Radio and TV art is its characteristic major, which focuses on cultivating compound professionals with theoretical research, artistic aesthetics and professional technology, and has become a hot major in recent years. 3. Sichuan University: Focus on cultivating high-level and high-quality senior professionals in radio, television and news media. In addition, a number of established universities such as China Renmin University and Fudan University also have considerable strength. Universities in the central and western regions can consider Guangxi University and Lanzhou University. The difficulty of these schools is also from difficult to easy. In the early stage of postgraduate entrance examination, we can learn from the experience of some senior students with high scores in postgraduate entrance examination.

For English, I only started preparing for it in1February. My research friend urged me to memorize words very early. At that time, I said that I had a good foundation and didn't worry. I had to solve the important problems first. As a result, I was dumbfounded when I directly brushed the real question. I don't know any words except English in the four-year college exam. After reading an article, I know some basic things. I am very anxious. The direct consequence of not understanding it is that one article is correct for two articles. After reading it around 2006, I didn't do the following questions. I just write down the words I don't know one by one. I remembered it five or six times and found that many words were particularly familiar. At this time, I began to write down familiar words in my notebook. I don't have to look through it. I process words the first time. The second time, use a clean set of papers to do the real questions. After finishing, remember the words you don't know, analyze the reasons for your wrong choice, and find out the routine of the problem. English is the most painful thing for me to learn, because I feel sleepy when I look at English. It's normal to sleep all morning after watching the first half. I don't know all the words, so I am not sleepy. Anyway, I just stick to it and finish reading one when I fall asleep. After listening to the course of Tiandao Online School, I only recited five articles, big and small, which I made up during the exam. I only know the simplest words, such as beautiful and big, and I use many complicated sentences. My grammar has always been good, so my English experience is only suitable for people with short words. There are really not many core words extracted from the real questions, only four or five pages of A4 paper are remembered. It's convenient to know where people you don't know write when you meet them.

Politics: I spent a day or two analyzing the outline, thinking about Ma Zhe, carefully combing the modern history and Mao Zhongte, and taking a cursory look at my ideological accomplishment and current politics. It took another four or five days to finish the corresponding exercises. This habit is actually bad. I like to concentrate on one course for a while. Later, I bought a pamphlet on current affairs. After 65438+February, I will recite major political issues for two or three hours every day. I think all organizations have the same pressure on major issues. Just pick a good one and recite it. Then I bought several sets of papers to brush multiple-choice questions in the market before the exam. The scores of multiple-choice questions are similar. I only remembered the mistakes, and I noticed that I only remembered the mistakes. I saw the obvious mistakes directly during the exam. The value of political real questions is basically multiple-choice questions. Take a walk along the questioner's train of thought. You don't have to find a pattern for big questions. Everything that major organizations ask you to carry is pressed out by finding a rule. Politics is basically like this.