I am a three-level candidate who took the exam in 2012. Is it fair for Wuhan University to take the postgraduate entrance examination for communication? Is it unfair to discriminate against candidates

I am a three-level candidate who took the exam in 2012. Is it fair for Wuhan University to take the postgraduate entrance examination for communication? Is it unfair to discriminate against candidates from other schools?

When I write this with an extremely sad heart today, I still don’t want to believe that this is Wuhan University, the prestigious school I have long admired. Years of postgraduate entrance examination students!

I am a three-level candidate. In 2011, I took the postgraduate examination of communication studies at Wuhan University, with a preliminary score of 38* (Politics 78 English 66 Comprehensive 12* Major 11*), "I don't want everyone to They knew who I was, so they used * signs instead of numbers on individual scores." After a long wait, I received the notice for the re-examination. I arrived in Wuhan with great excitement. I was fully prepared for the re-examination and performed well. I was basically prepared for everything the examiner asked, and I thought I would have no problem getting admitted, but then I was inexplicably rejected!

It was a big shock at the time, but later I figured it out. I thought it was a prestigious school, and there must be a lot of experts. Maybe it was because my scores were a little low that I didn't get admitted! At that time, I only had one idea: take the exam again next year! But when the final admission process was over and the results came out, I found that it was not what I had imagined. I saw people with scores much lower than mine being admitted, and there were quite a few of them. Among them, there were several questions that they couldn't answer during the re-examination. classmates (including netizens I met a year ago who reviewed and passed materials to each other), when I saw it, it was like a thunderbolt. Is there something fishy about this? ． ． ． ． ．

I called the postgraduate admissions office and he actually said that considering many factors (vaguely), the students who were admitted had lower scores than me, and their knowledge structure was more reasonable than mine! Oh my gosh! Isn’t this a joke? I don’t know the so-called knowledge structure and you haven’t tested it yet. Why are you just talking nonsense? I don’t know where the basis for this comes from. Only they themselves know the secret behind it!

Later, I asked a senior who had been admitted to Wuhan University to study in his second year of graduate school. He was studying at Wuhan University as an undergraduate. He looked at my results and asked about the re-examination and said that I should be able to pass it! Then he asked me about various conditions and suddenly realized it! Later, they all agreed: Wuhan University has a strong attachment to famous schools and is very exclusive. It only likes to recruit students from famous schools, and it is best not to cross majors or make too many choices! Even if occasionally there are two or three less well-known students or those with equivalent academic qualifications who are admitted, they still have some explanations and backgrounds, and special care will be taken! The so-called knowledge structure like mine is unreasonable. To put it bluntly, it is because the undergraduate school is not good, and it also spans majors! If you want to impose a crime, why bother? Originally, I found a way out to take the postgraduate entrance examination because the school I went to for my undergraduate degree was not good, but any idea of ??fairness, justice and openness is a lie. This is simply discrimination!

I’m in a bad mood, let’s complain! Of course, those students who are determined to enter Wuhan University should not be deterred by their own experiences. As long as you come from a prestigious school and are very talented (both are indispensable), then rush to Wuhan University without hesitation! After all, there are some things that you only know after experiencing them, and it’s hard to just listen to what others say! Work hard! Looking forward to your good news!

Finally, I would like to remind everyone: every time after taking the exam, there will be some people on the Internet who will try their best to praise it, irresponsibly saying how good Wuhan University is and how easy it is to take the exam, and talk about experience, what about 3 months, 4 months? If you passed the exam in just a few months, that's all nonsense. The purpose is very clear, I want to show that my information is advanced! In all likelihood, these people sell information and notes, and some of them have never even taken an exam! I was deeply affected by it! I hope students can correctly identify the shameless behavior of those unscrupulous traders!