I am a sophomore undergraduate majoring in tourism management. I want to take the postgraduate entrance examination in human resources management at Northwest University. What preparations should I ma

I am a sophomore undergraduate majoring in tourism management. I want to take the postgraduate entrance examination in human resources management at Northwest University. What preparations should I make?

Can you get 80 points on the math test? If you are confident that you can get about 80 points, you can apply for a graduate degree in human resources. If not, it is recommended that you apply for a graduate degree in administrative management, because administration generally does not take mathematics exams.

You are only a sophomore, and it is too early to prepare now. If you start reviewing at this time, you will definitely have no pressure and sense of urgency. Reviewing will be more casual and the effect will not be good. In addition, you will never From the sophomore year to the senior year, if the review front is stretched too long, a strange cycle of "review-forgetting-review again" will be formed, which will be a waste of energy and time. It is recommended that you start studying in your junior year, ignore professional courses for now, and focus on studying English, Politics and Mathematics. These three subjects generally have little change. Focus your time on English and Mathematics. Politics is relatively easy and you can allocate less time. Wait until you are 10 years old. After the monthly exam syllabus is released, fine-tune your review content according to the syllabus. As for the professional courses, just wait for the admission brochure of Northwestern University for that year to be released, and then review it based on the reference book designated by him.