Was there an exception for undergraduate admission? I'm good at writing ancient novels, classical poetry, songs, and ancient music, but my science grades are not good, so I didn't get into university.

Was there an exception for undergraduate admission? I'm good at writing ancient novels, classical poetry, songs, and ancient music, but my science grades are not good, so I didn't get into university. Now, I'm preparing to publish my own works. Can I be accepted directly because of my specialty without taking the college entrance examination?

Answer 1

Whether or not there was an exception in the admission of undergraduate students depended on the education system of different countries and regions. In some countries or regions, undergraduate admission may have certain exceptions. For example, outstanding performance in certain subject areas, special skills or specialties, excellent artistic or musical talent, etc. These conditions may be used as factors for exceptional admission. However, this did not mean that such a mechanism existed in all countries or regions.

In addition, it should be noted that even if there is an exceptional admission, the relevant admission standards and procedures must be strictly followed to ensure fairness, justice, and publicity. At the same time, this kind of admission mechanism also needed to be carried out within the legal framework to avoid abuse and improper operation.

He was good at writing ancient novels, classical poetry, and ancient music, but his science grades were not good. If he did have other excellent performances in other aspects such as art, music, or literature, he could also try to apply for relevant undergraduate courses or degrees or consider choosing other fields to study and explore.