The first thing that Xi 'an art students choose to take the art test is to choose a suitable Xi 'an studio for art test training. Choosing a suitable Xi 'an studio for art test training is very important for art students themselves, and it also determines whether they can be admitted to a good university to some extent. However, many art students are just confused about how to choose a studio, because there are too many studios in Xi 'an. Teacher Wang, who took the Nanshan Art Examination today, will analyze some points that should be paid attention to when choosing a studio in Ann.

What studios are there in Xi 'an? Which studio is better in Xi 'an?

Xi 'an founded many studios with different styles and characteristics. Someone on the Internet made a ranking of Xi 'an's top ten studios according to the comprehensive strength of Xi 'an Studios. The specific rankings are: Nanshan Art Test, Dark Horse Art Test, Danqing Art Test, Chuangyi Art Test, Xingcheng Art Test, Evergreen Art Test, Ming Art Test and Brother Art Test. Although there is some suspicion of hype on the Internet, these ten studios are really good in Xi 'an, and there is basically no better comprehensive strength in Xi 'an.

How to choose Xi 'an's studio?

In fact, choosing Xi 'an studio is also very simple, mainly looking for three points, which can also be said to be the soul torture of the studio.

1. Have you passed the qualification examination?

Choosing a reliable studio in Xi 'an, the most basic point is whether the qualification is qualified. Although there are many studios in Xi 'an now, to be honest, there are not many studios with formal qualifications here, some are based on the qualifications of other companies, and some even have no qualifications at all. Therefore, all art students must pay attention to choosing a studio in Beijing. Qualification is the foundation, and these are also available online. Those who are unqualified and illegal can say goodbye directly.

2. Is the enrollment rate high?

The enrollment rate here mainly depends on the enrollment rate of our target colleges. If you want to take an examination of the western United States, you should look at the enrollment rate in the western United States, and so on. Look at their achievements in previous years. It must be noted that some bad studios will also take into account the enrollment rate of repeat students, so their enrollment rate will be high when they check, but in fact only half of the freshmen may not arrive, so when looking at the enrollment rate, it depends on the enrollment rate of freshmen for the target institutions.

3. What is the teaching philosophy?

This is actually overlooked by many art students and parents, that is, the concept of running a studio. When we talk about this, we have to talk about the development history of Xi 'an Studio. So many Xi 'an studios we see now are actually the products of commercial expansion and development. 10 years ago, Xi' an didn't have so many studios. Later, those businessmen discovered the market of Xi' an studios, and many "deformed" Xi' an studios were derived. Why are these Xi 'an studios "deformed"? Because these studios are basically for making money! It runs counter to the original intention of Xi 'an Studio to "help art students test art". Although these studios also teach art, and even get a few high marks every year, these are not the key points for them. Even those art students with high scores are just their chips in advertising, rather than really helping art students take the art exam. They are completely different from the original core concept of Xi 'an Studio. Therefore, when art students choose, they must look at the teaching philosophy of the studio, whether it is to make money or to take an art test for art students. The most direct way to distinguish is to look at the background of the studio principal. The background of the studio principal is basically the former, and those art students with backgrounds understand the difficulties of art students and the hardships of art exams, so they can better help art students.