The interviewer asked me how many points I could get in this exam.

There is a 50% chance that the interview score of China Communication University is 50 points higher than the key undergraduate line.

China Communication University (hereinafter referred to as China Communication University), founded in 1954, is located in Beijing. It is a university with the characteristics of language and art industry directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), which is a national "double-first-class" construction university, and the "2 1 1 Project" focuses on the construction of universities. Its predecessor was the training course for technicians of the Central Broadcasting Bureau, and it was renamed China Communication University in 2004. This school is selected by "11plan" and "National Postgraduate Plan for Building High-level Universities". 1959 was upgraded to Beijing Broadcasting Institute. The school has three CSSCI source publications: Modern Communication, Modern Publishing and China Journalism and Communication Studies, as well as academic publications such as Journal of Communication University of China (Natural Science Edition), communication of music, Media, Grand Theatre Forum, Contemporary Film and Television Art and Advertiser. As well as school-run or student publications such as News Horizon, New Biography Times (School of Journalism, Ministry of Information and Communication), TV Man (School of Television), Students of Media Engineering (Press Corps, School of Information Engineering) and Introduction to China, compile and publish China Radio and Television Yearbook, Consumer Behavior and Lifestyle Yearbook and China Advertising Works Yearbook, and do a good job. By the end of 20 15, the school has established exchange and cooperation relations with more than 200 well-known foreign universities, scientific research and media institutions in more than 50 countries and regions on five continents. In 2009, the school initiated the establishment of the International Media Higher Education Alliance, and 49 well-known communication universities from 2/kloc-0 countries and regions joined the alliance. The school is also the UNESCO Chair in Media and Women, and has established international academic research institutions such as the Asian Media Research Center and the European Media Research Center. High-level international academic conferences, such as the Asian Media Forum, the World University Women Presidents Forum and the China Communication Forum, sponsored by our school, have become important platforms for international media and higher education exchanges.