It depends on which province and city you are from. Some provinces and cities have joint exams for art candidates. For example, the direction of animation design you want to learn belongs to the joint entrance examination of fine arts.

Some schools need to look at the results of the art entrance examination to recruit students, and these schools generally do not have the qualifications for independent enrollment; Some schools have independent enrollment qualifications. In 2008, * * * 39 colleges and universities (online) enrolled art majors, implemented independent enrollment, and set their own admission control scores for professional and cultural achievements. Of the 39 universities, 365 and 438+0 are independent undergraduate course Art Colleges. In addition, eight comprehensive universities also enroll art majors independently, namely Tsinghua University, Communication University of China, Minzu University of China, Donghua University, Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, Jiangnan University, tianjin polytechnic university and Fudan University, Shanghai and school of visual arts. Among them, the latter three colleges enrolled students independently for the first time this year.

The difference between involuntary enrollment and autonomous enrollment is that schools that enroll themselves can organize their own examinations. If there is a joint exam in your province, but you don't exceed the passing line, then you must take the exam organized by the school to apply for this school. Relevant schools will inform you of specific information, which can be found on their websites. Schools without independent enrollment cannot apply if they do not exceed the passing line.

In addition, the examination content of each major in each school is different, so I won't answer it in detail here. You can only check the information of previous years through the websites of various schools.