Cultural Studies of Art Students

Art students are also divided into arts and sciences, and the college entrance examination for art students is divided into cultural courses and professional courses.

The score of culture class refers to the score of culture class except the number of languages learned by ordinary students in the general college entrance examination.

The results of professional courses are mainly sketching, gouache and sketching. In addition, depending on the major, you may have to take other exams. For example, if you apply for a graphic design major, you may need to take an extra mirror. The examination for specialized courses is usually around the Spring Festival every year, about 5-6 months earlier than the examination for cultural courses. Almost all professional exams test your drawing ability. As far as I know, most universities do not take professional art history knowledge in professional examinations.

If you want to study art in college, now:

1, choose arts and sciences, unless you are good at science, it is recommended to choose arts, because art students want to get good professional results, usually suspend classes for a few months before the art major exam and concentrate on preparing for the exam. It is easier to make up for the lost knowledge by studying arts, of course! If you have a solid foundation in science, that's another matter.

2. Study hard the knowledge of culture class. Although the score of the cultural course in the college entrance examination is not the only basis for determining whether you can go to a good university, it is still very important. Every year, there are many candidates who draw very well and pass many first-class art colleges, but they fall behind because of their poor cultural achievements. As for the results of this cultural course, how much can I take? It's hard to say, because art students depend on the comprehensive results of cultural courses and professional courses. If one person is poor, they need another person to be better. . If you want to go to a good academy of fine arts, it is appropriate to get at least 450 points or even higher if you get good grades in professional courses. However, the scores will fluctuate greatly every year, and how much can be admitted will not be known until the scores of that year come out.

3. Choose professional teachers and spend time learning professional knowledge. Art students are actually very bitter, because they have no spare time. Every day after school, they have to soak in the studio to draw pictures on Saturday, Sunday and winter and summer vacations. The examinations for fine arts majors mainly include sketch, gouache and sketch. There is no special theoretical class, even if the teacher sometimes talks about theoretical knowledge, it is mainly to let you better understand how to draw. Specifically, when you have a professional teacher, he will arrange it and tell you slowly.

As for the annual professional examination, that is, the fine arts college entrance examination before and after the Spring Festival, it is usually necessary to take the unified fine arts examination in this province first. After that, major art colleges will organize their own art professional examinations in various places. You can apply to the school you are interested in, and the registration examination fee is usually more expensive. As long as the exam time does not conflict, you can apply to many schools if you have time and money. After that, about 2-3 months or even faster, the school will contact students who have passed the professional course exam. For example, you have passed the specialized courses of universities A, B and C, and you can choose to apply for any of these three universities after the cultural course of the college entrance examination in June. Those who fail the specialized courses cannot apply for the exam. The scores of cultural courses and professional courses in major universities are different. For example, after the scores of cultural courses have passed the scores drawn by our school, they will be admitted from top to bottom according to the scores of professional courses; In some schools, the scores of professional courses and cultural courses each account for 50%, and they are admitted from top to bottom after calculating the total score.

I'm talking about what ordinary art candidates need to do. Of course, if you are in a professional art school, there may be some extra courses, but most of the exams are the same, and other specific ones need your own professional teachers to study slowly.