Hello, if you want to classify domestic media universities, according to different classification standards, you can roughly classify them as follows:

According to the nature of running a school, it can be divided into public communication universities and private (private) communication colleges. The former includes China Communication University and Zhejiang Media College, while the latter has a large number of media colleges, such as Beijing Media College and Wuhan Media College, which are mixed, so you need to know more about them when applying.

According to the characteristics of running a school, it can be divided into comprehensive communication universities and art colleges. The only comprehensive communication university in China is Communication University of China. Other institutions, including the public Zhejiang Media College, are all art majors, and all majors in the school are basically related to the media.

There is not much difference between applying for these media colleges and applying for other colleges. Taking China Communication University as an example, the content to be tested for general majors (such as radio and television news) is the content of national college entrance examination; If you apply for art majors in media colleges (such as broadcasting host, etc. ), you need to take the professional examination according to the arrangement of the education management department and the school.

All the above schools can sign up for the self-study exam.