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Guidance on filling in the application form for art students in the 2011 College Entrance Examination

1. Interest is the best teacher

Each art student has his or her own interests and specialties. Some are good at modeling, some like design; some are good at animation, and some are experts in calligraphy. Candidates and parents should focus on their own interests and expertise and choose a major accordingly. At present, art majors can be mainly divided into pure art, design, media and other categories. Among them, pure art majors include: oil painting, sculpture, traditional Chinese painting, printmaking, mural, illustration, lacquer painting, public art, comprehensive art painting, fine arts, cultural relic identification and restoration, etc.; design majors include: clothing design, Graphic design, landscape design, interior design, decorative art design, dyeing and weaving design, jewelry design, shoe design, toy design, modern handicraft design, industrial design, printing and packaging design, network multimedia design, ceramic art design, exhibition design, Theater stage design, architectural design, environmental art design, visual communication design, furniture product design and other majors; media categories mainly include: digital media art, photography (film and television photography), film and television animation, advertising (advertising planning), theater film and television art, Online game art and other majors; other categories include: calligraphy, seal cutting, photography and other majors. If you are a candidate with broad interests, or a candidate with no special interests, you can choose whatever you want.

2. Carefully analyze the chances of admission (please study the admissions brochure carefully)

① Application requirements. For art students, candidates with color blindness and color weakness cannot apply for the art major. This must be known. In addition, the People's Liberation Army Art Academy does not recruit repeat students (past students) who are younger than 20 years old. Some colleges and universities have made it clear that they do not admit second-choice candidates. In addition, some popular colleges and universities have sufficient students every year, so the chance of being admitted to your second choice is very small

②Enrollment plan. Most of the 31 colleges and universities with independent art undergraduate programs and 13 reference colleges recruit students nationwide. There are no provincial enrollment plans. All national candidates who apply for these colleges and universities are uniformly ranked and admitted (some colleges and universities There are restrictions on enrollment provinces, such as Fudan University Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts, etc.). The remaining colleges and universities recruit students by province, and candidates only compete with candidates from the same province who apply for the school. Generally, the enrollment plans for art majors in each school are announced in April-May. Candidates can pay attention to the admissions websites of these institutions. The enrollment plan is a very important indicator for analyzing the chances of admission.

③Enrollment category. Most colleges and universities have multiple art majors, so the admissions categories are also different. Some recruit students according to the major categories of fine arts (such as Central South University). All fine arts majors who apply for this kind of colleges and universities take the same examination subjects. After passing the school examination, the candidates can apply for any major in the college entrance examination. One, for example, you can apply for fine arts or art design. Most of the remaining colleges and universities recruit students based on majors. The certificate candidates receive is for a certain major. When filling in their application, they can only apply for the major indicated on the certificate.

④Admission rules. At present, the admission methods of art colleges are roughly divided into three types: the first is that after passing the professional courses, admission is based on the college entrance examination cultural class scores from high to low scores. There are relatively few schools like this; the second is that after the cultural classes are completed, based on There are many such schools that admit students from high scores to low scores in professional courses; the third is to combine the scores in cultural courses and professional courses according to a certain ratio (according to a calculation formula given by the school), and then admit students from high scores to low scores. Now Most colleges adopt this form of admission. Students should carefully analyze their own strengths and weaknesses; if they do well in professional courses, try to choose majors that are admitted by professional courses; if they do well in cultural courses, try to choose majors that are admitted by cultural courses. In this way, you can give full play to your advantages and increase your admission rate.

One thing to note is that each province generally has unified admissions rules for provincial colleges and universities to recruit provincial candidates.

For example, Shandong Province’s unified regulations for enrollment in provincial colleges and universities are as follows (most majors in Shandong Art College, most majors in Shandong College of Arts and Crafts, and art majors in Shandong University, Shandong Normal University, and Shandong University Weihai Branch): All majors in culture and fine arts have passed the unified examination. They are first ranked according to their cultural scores and cast according to 1:1.5, and then admitted according to their professional score rankings. Anhui Province’s regulations for all colleges and universities in the province to recruit candidates within the province are: based on comprehensive scores For admission, comprehensive art score = (professional score ÷ professional full score) × 700 (cultural score ÷ cultural full score) × 300. Therefore, candidates must understand the province’s admission regulations for colleges and universities in the province.

Some colleges use the unified art examination scores for admission, and some colleges use the school entrance examination scores for admission. Some colleges use unified examination scores for admission to some majors, and some majors use school examination scores for admission.

⑤Admission batch. Every year after the college entrance examination and before filling in the application form, each province will send art candidates a book on the application form. This book is called "Friends of the Admissions Examination" in Henan, "College Entrance Examination World" in Jiangxi, and "Anhui Province Ordinary Colleges and Universities" in Anhui Admissions Application Guide", other provinces have different names. The book contains the admission batches of each school, the name of the enrolling institution, whether to use unified examination scores for admission, the number of students enrolled, tuition fees and other information.

⑥Pay attention to details. Some colleges have minimum score restrictions in English, Chinese or mathematics. In addition, many candidates have clearly stated the subject type of candidates. Some only recruit liberal arts candidates, some only recruit science candidates, and some recruit both liberal arts and science candidates. ?

⑦Admission status over the years. Students can refer to the admission scores and number of admissions for each major in each institution in the past three years, and choose the institutions and majors they can apply for based on the strength of their professional courses and cultural courses. Among them, candidates should not only pay attention to the minimum admission score, but also the average admission score. In addition, it should be noted that the admission rules of some colleges and universities may change. Candidates must clarify the admission rules of each year when referring to the admission scores. Another thing that candidates should pay attention to is that art students are a very special group, and the admission scores of each school fluctuate greatly every year. For example, in 2010, Fujian Normal University solicited volunteers in Anhui Province, which means that if the students are not satisfied with the recruitment, as long as they participate in the If you pass the school's entrance examination and pass the undergraduate level in education, you can be admitted. This year it is possible that a large number of candidates will apply for the exam, and the score line will immediately rise.

⑧The first choice is very important. As far as the current situation is concerned, about half of the provinces use parallel volunteering and sequential volunteering. In provinces that use parallel volunteering, candidates have a greater chance of admission. The essence of parallel application is that scores are given priority, and the entire admission process is conducted based on scores. For example, starting from the first choice of the first candidate, if the student's first choice has not been selected, then the student's second choice will be selected; if the second choice has not been selected, then it is the turn of the third choice. The third choice, and so on, until the candidate is promoted, or all the candidates are not promoted, then it is the second-placed candidate's turn to start the process. (However, filing is not equal to admission. Generally, the filing is based on 1:1.2, and some provinces are filing based on 1:1.5. Take Shandong Province as an example. Shandong Province is based on cultural rankings, and 1:1.5 is used. For example, if Qufu Normal University recruits 10 candidates for the liberal arts, art and design major in Shandong, it will first select the top 15 candidates for the liberal arts, art and design major of the school, and then rank them according to their professional scores. The top 10 candidates with the highest scores are admitted.) For candidates from provinces admitted according to parallel choices, there is no difference between the first choice, the second choice, and the third choice. (Inspirational Quotes) The other is sequential volunteering, or traditional volunteering. The essence of this type of admissions method is to give priority to volunteers. It is to vote out the first choice of all candidates at once. As long as they meet the requirements of each institution, they will be admitted directly according to the admission rules of the institution and will be admitted until the institution is full. If there are not enough first-choice schools, admissions to the second-choice school will be made. Therefore, your first choice in order is very important.

For example, a candidate applied for Shandong College of Arts and Crafts as his first choice. His score just exceeded the passing line. There happened to be not many candidates applying for this school, so he could be admitted directly. Another candidate applied for Shandong College of Arts and Crafts as his second choice, but the school had already filled its admission quota, and no matter how high his score was, he could not be admitted.

⑨Which colleges and majors are easier to get admitted to: Many candidates come to ms315 to inquire about which schools are easier to take, which schools have fewer people applying, and which schools have a higher success rate? In fact, the majority of candidates must be clear-headed. Schools that are easy to get into are basically not good schools, and good schools and majors are not easy to get into. Based on the summary, the schools that are easy to pass the exam mainly fall into the following categories:

First: remote areas. For example, unknown colleges and universities in the three northeastern provinces, Xinjiang, Tibet, Qinghai, Ningxia, Gansu, Shaanxi, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and other places are easier to pass.

Second: The ones with more expensive tuition are easier to pass.

Third: I feel that schools whose names are difficult to remember, difficult to pronounce, and unfamiliar are easier to take (suitable for candidates who have just passed the unified examination). For example, Baise University (Guangxi), Suzhou University (Anhui), Wanxi University (Anhui), Chuzhou University (Anhui), Changji University (Xinjiang), Shangqiu Normal University (Henan), Yancheng Institute of Technology (Jiangsu), Yancheng Normal University ( Jiangsu), Lishui University (Zhejiang), Taizhou University (Zhejiang), Putian University (Fujian), Wuyi University (Fujian), Yichun University (Jiangxi), Zhanjiang Normal University (Guangdong), Hanshan Normal University (Guangdong), Shaoguan University (Guangdong), Zhaoqing College (Guangdong), Huizhou College (Guangdong), Jiaying College (Guangdong), Xiaogan College (Hubei), Xianning College (Hubei), Hechi College (Guangxi), Shaoyang College (Hunan), Huaihua College ( Hunan), Xiangnan University (Hunan), Mianyang Normal University (Hunan), Neijiang Normal University (Hunan), Leshan Normal University (Hunan), Panzhihua University (Hunan), Xichang University (Hunan), Yibin University (Hunan), Langfang Normal University College (Hebei), Handan College (Hebei), Hengshui College (Hebei), Xingtai College (Hebei), Changzhi College (Shanxi), Yuncheng College (Shanxi), Heihe College (Heilongjiang) and so on.

Fourth: Colleges and universities that have just been promoted to undergraduate level. Hunan Women's University, Shandong Women's University, Qilu Normal University, Hebei Normal University for Nationalities, Zhejiang International Studies University, Ningde Normal University, Guangdong Second Normal University, Jining Normal University, etc.

Fifth: Pure art majors are easier to pass than practical majors. ①Pure art categories: oil paintings, sculptures, Chinese paintings, prints, murals, illustrations, lacquer paintings, public art, comprehensive art painting, fine arts, cultural relic identification and restoration, etc.; ②Design categories: clothing design, graphic design, landscape Design, interior design, decorative art design, dyeing and weaving design, jewelry design, shoe design, toy design, modern handicraft design, industrial design, printing and packaging design, network multimedia design, ceramic art design, exhibition design, theater stage design, Architectural design, environmental art design, visual communication design, furniture product design, etc. ③Media: Radio and television director (film and television advertising), digital media art, photography (film and television photography), film and television animation, advertising (advertising planning), drama, film and television art, online game art, etc. ④Other categories: such as calligraphy, seal cutting, photography, etc.

3. City selection needs to be considered

It is well known that China’s urban development is uneven. Most educational resources and employment resources are concentrated in a few large and medium-sized cities. To some extent, For candidates (especially in rural and remote areas), choosing a city means choosing a city. Although large and medium-sized cities have high consumption and housing prices, the opportunities and benefits are still a fatal advantage that attracts the majority of candidates.

At present, China's large and medium-sized cities are mainly divided into:

First-tier cities: Beijing (the capital, China's political center, North China regional center), Shanghai (China's economic and financial center

Quasi first-tier cities Cities: Guangzhou (South China Regional Center), Shenzhen (Special Economic Zone)

Second-tier cities: Shenyang (Northeast China Regional Center), Nanjing (East China Regional Center), Wuhan (Central China Regional Center), Xi'an (Northwest China) Regional Center), Chengdu (Southwest Regional Center), Chongqing (Municipality), Tianjin (Municipality), Dalian, Qingdao, Hangzhou, Xiamen, and provincial capital cities.

Obviously, China’s economy, The most developed educational resources are mainly concentrated in the above cities, especially China's seven regional centers and economic and financial centers with the most universities, namely: Beijing (capital, China's political center, North China regional center), Shenyang (Northeast Regional Center). , Nanjing (East China Regional Center), Wuhan (Central China Regional Center), Xi'an (Northwest Regional Center), Chengdu (Southwestern Regional Center), Shanghai (China Economic and Financial Center)

In addition, I am very afraid of the cold. Try not to choose the Northeast region; those who are afraid of heat should not go to Wuhan, Nanchang, Chongqing, Nanjing, Fuzhou, Guangzhou and other cities; those who cannot eat rice, should not go to the south.

Four. How to judge the strength between schools or majors

1. Reputation is an important indicator of strength comparison. For example, the Academy of Fine Arts of Tsinghua University is the top design school in China, Shandong Institute of Arts and Crafts, and Jingdezhen Ceramics. College, Jiangnan University, Donghua University, Zhejiang University of Science and Technology, Tianjin University of Technology, Suzhou University, Dalian University of Technology, Xi'an University of Technology, Shaanxi University of Science and Technology, Hunan University of Technology, Hubei University of Technology, etc. are all strong design schools; (Inspirational quotes ) The nine major academies of fine arts, Nanjing University of the Arts, Jilin University of the Arts, Shandong University of the Arts, Sichuan Conservatory of Music, Chengdu Academy of Fine Arts, etc. are all excellent institutions for pure art majors; animation majors include Communication University of China, Beijing Film Academy, Shanghai Theater Academy, etc. The majors are all top-notch in the country.

2. Whether there are national specialty majors, provincial specialty or key majors, key disciplines, etc., and the number of such majors or disciplines.

3. , whether there are master's degree authorization points in related majors. For example, master's degree in design art, master's degree in fine arts, master's degree in industrial design, etc.

4. The number of professors, associate professors, and tutors is an important indicator. In terms of quality, deans, department heads or heavyweight masters are also very important. For example, the president of the Central Academy of Fine Arts is the president of the China Art Association, and Professor Zhang Tielin, a famous film and television artist and calligraphy and painting connoisseur of the School of Art of Jinan University, is also very important. It plays a very important role in the development of the college.

5. The length of time the school has been in operation is also a reference factor. Schools that have been in operation for a long time will generally have richer teaching facilities and teaching experience.

6. The scale of the school reflects the strength of the institution to a certain extent. Generally speaking, if a university has only one art major and another university has an art school or several art colleges, the latter may. Will be stronger.

7. The geographical location also affects the development of colleges and universities. In terms of design, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Tianjin, Shanghai and other places have relatively strong industries and economies, and they have developed relatively well in design. Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Zhejiang University of Science and Technology, Tianjin University of Technology, Jiangnan University, Suzhou University, Dongguan University, etc. Strong design schools such as Hua University are developing very well.

8. The category of an institution often reflects the tendency of the institution’s majors. Normal colleges generally have advantages in fine arts, strong schools in architecture generally have advantages in environmental art design and landscape art design, agriculture and forestry colleges are strong in landscape design and furniture design, and media colleges are strong in animation. Or maybe relatively good in advertising.

9. Although many art majors in well-known comprehensive universities across the country started relatively late and have a single major, they have developed rapidly. Mainly due to the effect of famous schools, many excellent candidates apply for the exam, and there is a lot of funds for development.

For example, Wuhan University, Zhejiang University, Beijing Normal University, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Beijing Institute of Technology, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Northwestern Polytechnical University, etc.

10. The best normal universities in each province are generally very high in terms of the province's artistic strength. For example, Harbin Normal University, Northeast Normal University, Liaoning Normal University, Shandong Normal University, Anhui Normal University, Nanjing Normal University, Fujian Normal University, East China Normal University, Jiangxi Normal University, South China Normal University, Central China Normal University, Southwest University, Hunan Normal University and so on. Exceptions include certain provinces and cities, such as Henan Normal University, Hebei Normal University, and Shanxi Normal University.

11. Candidates need to objectively consider the above aspects to determine the strength or weakness of a college or major, and at the same time choose a college based on their own needs. The above factors are all important aspects in judging the strength of a school. This information generally appears in the art admissions brochures of various universities, and can also be queried on the homepage of the relevant art department.

12. The predecessor of the institution can also be used as a reference target. For example, the predecessor of Liaocheng University is Liaocheng Normal University, the predecessor of Linyi University is Linyi Normal University, the predecessor of Henan University Art College is Henan Art Institute, the predecessor of Jilin Animation Institute is the Animation School of Jilin Institute of Arts, and the predecessor of Dalian Art Institute is Northeastern University. Dalian University of the Arts, this background also provides a reference for judging the strength of the school.

5. Surprise and win by surprise.

Many colleges and universities enroll very few students in a certain area outside the province, or even only 1-2 students. Candidates often dare not apply for such colleges and universities, especially repeat students, because the risk is too great. Candidates who are just starting out can consider applying to such colleges. Because my scores are not high, the competition will be greater when I apply to colleges and universities with more enrollment plans, making it difficult to get admitted. Applying for such a college can be said to be a surprise. When filling in your application or when you are admitted, you are often trying your luck. The analysis of the admission chances mentioned above is all theoretical. What we often encounter is that candidates with good grades apply for a relatively average college, but are not admitted; candidates with average grades apply for a relatively good university, but are admitted.

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