I graduated from junior college majoring in art and design, and I took the undergraduate course by myself. Can I take the postgraduate entrance examination? How to choose the art major for postgraduate entrance examination? Yes, as long as you get an undergraduate diploma from the self-taught undergraduate course, you can take the postgraduate entrance examination as an ordinary undergraduate course. Art colleges generally do not require a bachelor's degree. You don't have to be limited by the same education. The equivalent academic ability is limited to the candidates with the highest academic qualifications.

It depends on your own situation, your strengths and weaknesses, because each major's professional courses are different. If you take an exam that you are good at, you will naturally have greater confidence. Art postgraduate entrance examination can be roughly divided into two categories: practical majors and theoretical majors. The former includes painting, art design, sculpture, calligraphy and so on. Painting includes Chinese painting, oil painting, printmaking and watercolor painting, and design includes clothing dyeing and weaving, visual communication, product modeling, environmental art and animation. The latter includes art theory and art history. Art theory can be divided into contemporary art criticism, China ancient painting theory and art education, and art history can be divided into China ancient art history, foreign ancient art history, Tibetan art history, modern and contemporary art history, etc ... In short, there are many majors, so you need to fully understand them before making a rational choice.

Postgraduate entrance examination is divided into initial examination and second examination. The initial test includes four courses, with a total of 500 points. English Politics is a unified examination subject, with a score of 100 for each subject and 300 for specialized courses. Some colleges and universities test theories (art history, introduction to art), others test painting basics (sketch, color), and re-test specialized courses, interviews and spoken foreign languages. Generally speaking, history. If you draw well, you can consider practical majors. If your painting foundation is poor, then consider theoretical majors. The most unpopular (that is, the best exam) of all majors is art education. Of course, the employment prospect of this major is not necessarily good, mainly to go to middle school, but now middle schools also like to practice subjects, and the painting foundation is weak and unpopular, making it difficult to find employment. If you just want to get a diploma, regardless of employment, you can choose this.

There is still one year to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Everyone can only apply for one major in one college, so you must think carefully before applying. Once it fails, it is difficult to adjust.