Which major is the easiest to pass the art test? Which art test is easier to get into college?

Generally speaking, the difficulty of each major in the art test is as follows:

1, the professional examination for editing and directing is relatively simple, with high admission rate, but high cultural performance requirements; 2. The broadcasting professional examination is difficult, the admission rate is average, and the requirements for cultural achievements are average;

3. The performance professional examination is generally difficult, the admission rate is low, and the requirements for cultural achievements are not high; 4. The music major examination is difficult, the admission rate is average, and the requirements for cultural achievements are low;

5. The examination of dance major is difficult, the admission rate is average, and the requirements for cultural achievements are low; 6. The art professional examination is generally difficult, with a high admission rate and general requirements for cultural achievements.

At present, the most popular professional costume performance (model) in art test, flight attendant has become a new hot spot in art test. In some places, these two major art examination majors have just sprouted, so they are much easier than other art majors. There are 92 colleges and universities in China with basic courses.

Admission requirements: female: height 165- 172cm (excellent image height can be relaxed to 163cm), elegant temperament, slender figure, sweet voice, bare skin without obvious scars (both arts and sciences);

Male: Height 175- 183cm (height can be relaxed to 173cm for those with excellent image), regular facial features, well-proportioned figure, good temperament and standard Mandarin (both arts and sciences).

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