If you just graduated from arts and sciences, if you really want to learn acting, you can learn acting, just like learning art music. As an art student, you can spend half a year studying in senior three, but that will delay your review progress and your cultural achievements will be lower than others. You can choose two out of three, or you can choose one out of two, provided that you pass the performance exam at the school you applied for. And if you really want to learn acting, first of all, you should look good and have a good figure. Second, if the family has money, it can also help you invest or something. Otherwise, it's really useless and has no future.

Generally, undergraduate universities don't have a performance department, unless they are universities that take exams as performing arts students or special students, such as Shanghai Theatre Academy of Beijing Film. If you are not from Beijing and Shanghai, the two schools need high cultural scores besides good grades, that is, your college entrance examination scores should reach your second line.

So if you still want to learn acting, but you haven't been admitted to an ordinary undergraduate course, or you don't want to learn it after being admitted, then you can go to the Media College of the College of Art or something.