Including undergraduate schools, majors and major courses. Pay attention to professional courses and write several courses related to the major. If your undergraduate grades are not bad, you can write down your undergraduate grade points. If the undergraduate score is average, you can write down the subjects with higher ranking percentage or professional scores, and the scores are attached to the written test subjects. If you feel that your initial test results are not bad, you can also write it on it, which can strengthen your impression of the teacher.

Resume plays a great role in the interview process. Be sure to have a full understanding of what your resume says. In addition, you need to carefully polish your resume and make a reasonable layout. In addition, the resume template should be concise and generous, not flashy. You can choose some templates with low color saturation such as blue and gray, and choose a simpler layout. In previous years, some students' resumes were too casual, without reasonable typesetting, and the content was too complicated, or some students wrote too simply, so the teacher couldn't see what he wanted to see, and the impression score was reduced. At the same time, resumes can't just be listed. Its purpose is to prove that your acquired ability matches your chosen major direction through every experience, which will guide your questions in the teacher interview.