Is Harbin Yan Song Media Art School formal?

I also passed the art exam, and I know this aspect better. "Routine" is divided into two levels. The first is the license plate. This Yan Song media has been registered for a long time and has a copy approved by the Education Bureau. The second is the enrollment rate. The results of this year's provincial examination have come out. You can ask the students at school yourself.

As for some people who say that the schools run by college students are irregular, I totally disagree. Only when college students have passion can they innovate, keep up with the times and communicate with students more easily.

I have changed several schools in the past. Some old schools put more than 100 students in one classroom because there are too many students, and they can't learn anything after one class. Some teachers are really the so-called old hosts, but they have said the same thing for more than ten years, and the examples given in class are many years ago. It is not that they can't innovate, but that they don't want to innovate. They have no energy and passion, and sometimes they even begin to brag about their many scenery and honors, completely forgetting the lectures. Moreover, the only purpose of most hired teachers besides their own salaries is to earn more money and leave when they earn it. Whether the students pass the exam is a matter for the school, not for them.

College students are not perfunctory. They know that they are fighting for their future, and they want to gain a foothold in society. They don't have so many utilitarian ideas, but they will devote themselves wholeheartedly to their careers with enthusiasm.

These are all my personal experiences for your reference. What I said is a little realistic. If there are any objections, I have no objection. After all, the Internet is the world of free speech. But if you want to be a freshman majoring in art, you don't have to read these comments. Come to Harbin and visit all the famous media schools. The first few classes are free. After listening, you can draw a conclusion and make your own decision!

Finally, I wish all art candidates academic success!