Do high school students really get extra points in the college entrance examination?

I don't believe in this kind of thing, but it doesn't rule out that individual schools have special needs for so-called "special students", such as photography, dance, performance, art, music, art and other majors. There will be places for special students, but it also limits the scope of professional application, which can't be said to be extra points. It's just that some majors adopt a policy of reducing points below the normal admission score when candidates are scarce. Extra points should only involve students from provinces and cities. I think it is better to study in a down-to-earth way. Study hard, get high marks, and you can choose your major at will when you enter the university. Start (a disease)