Look at the school, just read the reference book for the first time. If the school you apply for is very good, your initial test results are not particularly good. During the interview, the teacher may ask more questions about the professional quality, asking why you chose this major, why you don't continue to learn English, what books you usually read (there are also many students majoring in ideological and political studies); If your undergraduate school is good, you will get extra points in the interview.

I suggest that you choose the right school according to your personal strength (although some schools are not satisfied with volunteering, it is not easy to transfer, and it is not bad to apply to these schools), so that you can study hard and get good grades.