1, two courses in management. Part-time graduate students enroll in management majors, such as business administration and public administration. And the examination subjects are two, which is a joint examination of foreign language and management comprehensive ability. Among them, the entrance examination of comprehensive management ability includes mathematics, logic and writing. Candidates who choose Japanese or Russian in the foreign language exam use the national unified examination paper, and other languages are set by the enrollment unit.
2. Some majors have to take three exams. Part-time majors, such as applied psychology and public health, have three examination subjects: ideological and political, foreign languages and related majors.
3. A few majors take four exams. Part-time postgraduate enrollment education, translation and other majors, the examination subjects are ideological and political, foreign languages, business first and second. Among them, geotechnical engineering, mechanical engineering, control engineering and other majors need to take ideological and political theory, English, mathematics and professional courses.
Postgraduate entrance examination can be interdisciplinary. However, it is very difficult to take the postgraduate entrance examination across majors. Candidates must consider the knowledge of all public and professional courses they have studied across majors, and some majors do not accept graduate students across majors, so candidates need to know the requirements of the admissions institutions in advance when taking the cross-professional examination.
Undergraduate postgraduate entrance examination can be cross-disciplinary examination, except for candidates with the same academic ability and a few medical and engineering majors who do not accept cross-disciplinary examination, other undergraduate candidates and most professional postgraduate entrance examinations can accept cross-disciplinary examination. So, what are the requirements for cross-disciplinary examination and research?
The requirements for interdisciplinary postgraduate entrance examination are divided into full-time postgraduate requirements and on-the-job postgraduate requirements. You can apply for a full-time undergraduate degree; College education should be at least 2 years, reaching the level equivalent to undergraduate education. On-the-job postgraduate requirements: equivalent academic qualifications, generally with college education or above, can apply for the exam, and the admission conditions are relatively relaxed; With a bachelor's degree, you can apply for a degree if you have obtained a bachelor's degree for 3 years or more. Master's degree type, the general undergraduate needs 3 years of work experience, and the junior college students need 5 years of work experience.
Advantages of cross-major examination and research: Because most cross-major students are confused when filling in their volunteers in the college entrance examination, or for various reasons, they find that this is not their favorite major, and it is difficult to change majors in the end, so cross-major can help students get out of this dilemma and choose a major that really suits them or their later development.