It depends on whether I study arts or science. In 2005, the liberal arts took the art test, but failed the math test. Later, I took the math exam. I don't think it matters. Good or bad is the same.

As a professional student, major is the main one, and math is poor. So far, I can't recite all the multiplication formulas, which is worse than the students in the third grade of primary school. But I'm still a graduate of a famous art college, and I show all kinds of professional talents in the society, so I don't have to care about the single subject score of this science (digression: I didn't see the single subject score of mathematics in the art exam now, but I saw a lot of English).

Don't ask for counseling in art test and culture class. The best tutor is her teacher or former teacher. Parents can visit or invite the school teachers to help them, which is the best way to get to know their students.

Many teachers here have several students at home to make up lessons every night, and the teaching atmosphere is quite good.