When deciding to take the postgraduate entrance examination, first ask yourself, what is the motivation for taking the postgraduate entrance examination, where is my interest, whether my interest can be linked to the postgraduate entrance examination, and which institutions offer related majors. On the basis of our own strength, plus the review in the first half of the year, what score level can we reach and which schools are expected to be admitted. These problems must be considered before choosing a school. Schools and majors are here, and whether it suits you is the most critical point of thinking.

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How many colleges and universities in China meet the requirements of your major choice, which level of colleges and universities your ability is suitable for, whether several colleges and universities at this level meet your expectations, what attracts you, and whether your target major is the key major of these colleges and universities. These questions need careful consideration by candidates. After all, your major in graduate school is likely to affect your future career.

For cross-college or "three-span" candidates, the geographical issue is also an aspect that needs to be considered in choosing a school. It depends on whether the location of colleges and universities meets their long-term development needs in the future. Many people will continue to work hard in the city where they study after graduation, and whether there is a conflict between the distance between the city and home and the planning of career direction also requires candidates to think carefully.