I'm an art student (art student). What if I pass the undergraduate course but not the cultural course?

I'm an examinee from Inner Mongolia! If he passed the undergraduate level in his specialized courses, but not in his cultural studies, did that mean that he would not have the chance to enter the undergraduate level? How should I fill in my application form?

Answer 1

As an art student, passing the undergraduate level did not mean that he had to reach the same level in cultural studies. In fact, many art students and cultural students needed to work hard to improve their cultural studies results at the same time.

If your cultural studies results have not reached the undergraduate level, you can consider the following suggestions:

1. Focus on reviewing cultural lessons: carry out targeted review and formulate a reasonable review plan for weaknesses and weaknesses.

2. Find tutoring materials: You can find tutoring materials that are suitable for you through various channels, such as school teachers, cram schools, etc.

3. Increase study time: You can increase your study time appropriately, especially in subjects with low grades in cultural subjects.

4. Use online resources: There are many online education platforms and resources such as online cram schools, online classes, etc. You can use these resources to improve your cultural class results.

5. Adjusting learning methods: Make appropriate adjustments to your own learning methods, such as using different learning methods, focusing on learning knowledge points that are easy to make mistakes, and so on.

6. Ask for help: If you feel that you can't learn cultural classes effectively, you can seek help from teachers, parents, friends, etc. to find a solution to the problem.

The most important thing was not to give up and believe that you would make progress if you continued to work hard.