What's the difference between art students and cultural students after they go to college? First of all, there are differences in college entrance examination subjects. Take Jiangsu as an example. After entering high school, art students will be placed in the same special class called "art class". The teacher allocation and teaching requirements of this class are a little worse than those of cultural students. And cultural students only need the college entrance examination. But art students are different. They have to take a unified pass exam first, then take part in the school recruitment of various art schools, and then take the college entrance examination. Of course, they took the college entrance examination. Although the papers were as deep as the culture, their scores were different and much lower.

Secondly, art students and cultural students have different professional types. Art students belong to art and cultural students belong to culture; In universities, art students belong to art departments, while cultural students can generally be divided into humanities departments and science and engineering departments. Then each department will be divided into specific majors.

The third is the difference of professional content. Art students have determined their major before they go to college, and they need to pass cultural achievements and art test results. Therefore, art students need to study their own majors after they go to college, such as music, art, dance, performance and so on. Cultural students mainly study cultural classes after they go to college. If they want to learn and cultivate their artistic hobbies, they can only do so through corresponding societies. But as far as professionalism is concerned, it is mainly learning culture and professional culture.

In addition, in universities, the professional distinction between art students and cultural students is obvious. As far as different cultural majors are concerned, the content of reciting and understanding is different. As far as I know, art students and cultural students also have different views on each other. Although art students occasionally feel that they have memorized a lot of content, most of the time they feel that cultural students just need to learn culture, which is really boring. Cultural students may envy art students, may think it is good to have a skill, but they will also see that it is not easy for them. I think this is also mutual respect. Of course, due to different admission scores and different university study contents, the temperament of art students and cultural students will be different, which will be reflected after they enter their sophomore year. Generally speaking, the temperament of art students will be much better than that of cultural students.

Finally, I think the difference between art students and cultural students lies in life. In universities, the tuition fees of art students are more expensive. Some art majors spend more money on their majors than on their lives. Some majors may have restrictions on life management and diet, such as performance and dance, and most art majors will make up for them. The tuition of cultural students is much cheaper than that of art students. Except for some private schools and independent colleges, most of their money is spent on food, clothing, housing and transportation.

I don't think it's necessary to care about the difference between art students and cultural students. Everyone strives to pursue their dreams on their own road, and mutual respect is enough.