Why are the scores of art candidates so low? Is the college entrance examination for art candidates really better than ordinary candidates?

Every year, there will be such a voice, which means that candidates in the art test will be much easier than those in the normal college entrance examination. The person who said these words must have never experienced art test and college entrance examination training, because people who have generally experienced it will not say so. Maybe normal candidates will say that art candidates are really much easier than cultural students, but this is not the case. Art candidates are not much easier than normal candidates.

This thing is that you don't understand each other, just as art students don't understand why normal candidates can get such good grades. Art students don't know when they stay up late every night, how many sets of questions they have done or how many books they have memorized. Therefore, don't judge others easily without knowing what efforts others have made for this matter.

In fact, for art majors, outsiders will be under pressure to think so. Of course, no matter cultural candidates or Art Candidates, there are always some candidates who are similar to "making trouble". In fact, it is not easy for cultural candidates and Art Candidates, and sometimes the pressure of Art Candidates will be greater than that of cultural candidates.

Art candidates are under great pressure. The pressure comes from one's studies, as well as the doubts about one's identity as an "art student", the name of a playboy who is not doing his job, and the double pressure brought by your major and cultural classes. Especially your specialized courses, if your specialized courses are not good enough. After that, there will be such a thing waiting for you. "What can I do if I play badly?"

Therefore, the art test is really not much easier than the college entrance examination, and even more tiring than the college entrance examination. Therefore, no major is easy. The only difference is your own seriousness or attitude towards your major or your favorite major.