After the reform of the new college entrance examination, some changes have taken place in the subjects selected by art students. From the separation of cultural courses and professional courses in the past to the selection and unified examination now, the subjects selected by art students have become more flexible and diverse. Then, as an art student, how should I choose the subjects to take the exam?
First of all, we must be clear about our future development direction. If you want to develop in the field of music, then music elective subjects are necessary; If you want to study film, then film elective course is necessary. Therefore, before choosing a subject, you must be clear about your future development direction in order to better plan the course selection.
Secondly, we should understand the difficulty and content of each elective course. When choosing subjects, you need to consider your own level and hobbies, as well as whether the difficulty and content of each subject are suitable for you. For example, although painting and calligraphy are both art elective subjects, the difficulty and content are very different, and they need to be chosen according to their own interests and actual situation.
Finally, we need to know the admission requirements and major settings of each university. Different colleges and universities have different requirements and admission standards for elective subjects, so different course selection schemes need to be formulated for different colleges and universities. At the same time, we also need to know the major settings of each university in order to better choose the major we need for future development.
In a word, as an art student, we should choose a suitable subject according to our actual situation and future planning, so as to better realize our artistic dreams.