In fact, the tuition fee for the art test is really small compared with the time and money you will stumble and lose in society in the future.
I have a classmate who has little money at home, but his mother is very supportive of his art exam. In order to make up for the training tuition, his mother took him to borrow money from relatives. Many relatives refused to lend them money and said a lot of cynicism. He once wanted to give up, but his mother didn't want him to give up and insisted on taking him to make up the tuition.
When studying in the studio, because of his outstanding achievements in professional courses, the studio also reduced their tuition fees, but the scene of their borrowing money was deeply imprinted in his heart, so he studied hard. Because he is diligent in problem learning and active in the studio, the teacher also likes him very much. Under the guidance of the teacher and his own efforts, he was finally admitted to the China Academy of Fine Arts, and now he has graduated from work. His salary is very high every month, and he has earned back the money for the art exam tuition.
So don't give up, stick to it, and things will turn around. I suggest you look for more local studios with inspection-free policies. At that time, the students were looking for Wuhan Xiaoli Studio, which generally had scholarships, as well as local policies for student loans and grants. You can ask.
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