If you want to take the postgraduate examination across majors, come in and help, thank you

Your major is liberal arts, then I can only say: you are strong!

Politics doesn't matter, everyone has a unified starting line, you should be better at English than science and engineering students, and there should be no problem.

The key lies in mathematics and professional courses, the two majors you mentioned should be required to be number one (the most difficult in mathematics), fortunately, you are only a sophomore in mathematics and should not have thrown it yet. First of all, the book, must be the foundation, first of all, the three courses of mathematics from the beginning to the end of the book to chew carefully, you don't know when you study the same as our engineering, almost all the chapters have to be examined, do all the questions after class, you must understand them all, you are only a sophomore and still have time, it is very important to lay a good foundation. Then buy a copy of Chen Wendeng's postgraduate mathematics (the thickest one) and read it from the beginning, if you understand everything inside, you will be invincible.

If you find it too hard to count one, it is much easier to look for those majors who take the number two.

Professional courses, you are only a sophomore, you can go to your school to audit the major you want to study (you can also pay attention to which major you like when auditing, choose a major first, and set a goal to move forward!) ）。After setting your goals, choose a school (you can ask your brothers and sisters about your chosen major), and then you have to go to the school you want to apply for to check what major courses they want to take this year, and what reference books to use.

Then buy a book, go to your school, and get acquainted with the teacher who teaches it (so that he can tutor you later!). You can follow along. Wait for the junior year to review the professional courses, and wait until the second half of the 10th year when the enrollment brochures of each school are out, hit ** to the school you want to apply for and ask them if they sell the professional course test questions of previous years (there are many schools that sell them.)

If you have the best to buy, if you don't have to sell, ask a friend who is studying there to help you get it, which is very important! You must get all the test questions from previous years, and you won't ask the teacher. ）。

Well, that's pretty much it.

ps: It's easy to say, but it's exhausting to do" <

I took the cross-major and cross-school exams, but I didn't cross as much as you (from arts to science), I crossed within engineering.

Also, the computer major is not bad, the industry prospects are also good, and it should not be difficult to find a job. But! Forget about physics, think for yourself, what kind of job are you looking for!

Actually, I think your major is very good, the job must be easy to find, and the salary is high. You must know that the salary of a recent graduate of engineering will not be very high, because the engineer is an engineer, and an engineer is grinded out by years of experience, so the older he is, the more valuable he is. If you feel that you are aesthetically tired after staying in one place for 4 years, you can go to graduate school without crossing majors!

It's going to be a lot easier.

Well, that's all there is to it, weigh it up and get your own idea!

In fact, it is simple to say, I have a friend who has a good relationship with me when I was an undergraduate, she has a bachelor's degree in industrial design, and is now a graduate student in the direction of signal and system and radar of the University of Electronic Science and Technology, originally she was admitted to Southeast University, and her initial examination was more than 20 points higher than that of Southeast University's signal and system major, but the teacher over there felt that her span was too large, and the high score was not much, so she was assigned to the University of Science and Technology, with her experience, to give you a brief first talk.

First of all, she began to look for a major to be taken in her second year of undergraduate, and searched the Internet for the courses she needed to take as an undergraduate and the subjects she needed to take for the graduate school entrance examination.

She began to study and train in her junior year, and by the time she was admitted to graduate school in her senior year, she had already learned two-thirds of her professional courses, and she began to prepare for the graduate school entrance examination half a year before the graduate school entrance examination.

Intermajors are not terrible, there are no schools and majors that you can't get into, as long as you do the right thing and stick to the end, you will succeed.

Although I don't know why you want to take the aviation major, I have to remind you that the bigger the span, the more difficult it is.

You fairy is still young, there is still time to choose, you can choose slowly, for example, like you said that having a goal is better than nothing, yes, that's it, but you have to know that the current goal of your aviation major is not your ultimate goal, but an experiment, and then the important thing comes:

What you need to do right now is to find all the undergraduate courses in aviation, as well as the subjects that need to be taken for the postgraduate examination, and have a general understanding, you can read a few books when you have time, and then go to the Internet to check what work you will do after graduating from the aviation major, which will take about 1 week... Instead of asking you to study all the undergraduate courses of aviation majors, as well as the subjects that need to be taken for graduate school entrance examinations, because this will take at least a year.

Next step: Think about whether this major is suitable for you, whether you like it or not, if you don't like it, change the major and repeat the above content until you find a major that suits you.

Next step: It's time to prepare for the graduate school entrance examination, the brother downstairs is just talking about a little thing about the graduate school entrance examination, and I don't understand your current situation and mood at all, because I was the same as you, I have no goal at all, and I am very confused, so I know your situation very well, and in view of your situation, combined with my experience, I hope to help you.

If you still have any questions, you can send me a message, I will be yours, my QQ generally does not add strangers, but if you need help, you can send a message to ask me QQ number, I will try my best to help you. Thank you.

I took the civil engineering interdisciplinary examination in physics, and I scored 358 points a year ago, and now I am preparing for the re-examination. Are you going to go to graduate school?

Teacher Yang gives you 5 practical tips to help you succeed in the cross-examination.

For many students who have participated in the First World War I graduate school entrance examination, those who have done well in the exam have been preparing for the upcoming online re-examination of the school entrance examination in the past few days, but for the candidates who have failed this year, they are about to face two choices, work or graduate school entrance examination World War II? Although this choice is difficult, it is a life choice for many candidates.

At present, China's postgraduate entrance examination groups are mainly divided into three categories: fresh college students, postgraduate students in World War II, World War III, and on-the-job graduate students.

Among the total number of 5 million people who are admitted to graduate school this year, 52% of them are fresh college students, 40% are candidates from World War II, World War III, and World War II, and the rest are on-the-job graduate students, accounting for about 8%.

For many students who are about to choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination in World War II, they do not know how to choose in the face of so many postgraduate entrance counseling classes. Since Xuexin Postgraduate Entrance Examination is an institution that does the postgraduate entrance examination World War II training camp, today's article wants to talk about some topics that everyone is more concerned about - "how to choose a postgraduate entrance examination tutorial class", and also give a reference to students who are about to choose the postgraduate entrance examination for World War II, and better choose the postgraduate examination training camp that suits them.

1. Distinguish the attributes of postgraduate entrance examination counseling institutions.

After reading the content of the article above, candidates should know that it is very important! Because of the great difference in the teaching methods between World War I tutoring and tutoring institutions and World War II institutions, most of the fresh graduates are mainly weekend classes and day students.

The World War II counseling institutions for postgraduate entrance examinations are closed, senior high, full-time-based, with mid-week classes and weekend breaks, which is just the opposite of the institutions for fresh graduates. Everyone must be clear that choosing the wrong one is counterproductive.

Second, the postgraduate entrance examination tutorial class is different.

As mentioned above, due to the different teaching methods, compared with the World War I postgraduate examination institutions, the World War II postgraduate examination institutions will be richer in accommodation, canteens, teaching hardware, class hours, supervision and other links, to put it bluntly, it is to create a miniature version of the university campus for all candidates who are admitted to the World War II graduate school.

Therefore, the cost is also higher, candidates should have a rough standard in mind, generally World War I postgraduate examination institutions charge 2w 3w, and World War II institutions generally charge 4w 6w, other personalized customized courses are not among them.

3. Teachers have different teaching styles.

Compared with the graduate school entrance examination, in order to better output the effect, the teacher needs to show his personal teaching charm in the classroom, and the overall atmosphere and feeling of the classroom will be more active.

Because the children who are admitted to the graduate school entrance examination in World War II at this time have grown a lot and become more down-to-earth than the first time they participated in the postgraduate examination, and they no longer need the teacher to drive and render the classroom atmosphere in various ways, so it is better to get high scores at this time.

We have self-built teaching areas, self-study rooms, dormitories, canteens, gyms, etc., to empower students who are about to participate in the postgraduate entrance examination World War II! I hope to help all candidates on the road to graduate school!

Teacher Yang gives you 5 practical tips to help you succeed in the cross-examination.