I m an art student in my sophomore year of undergrad

For your question, it still depends mainly on your own thoughts. No matter how much advice others give, it can only be a reference. For me personally, the major I studied during school was not something I liked, but in the end I persevered, after all, the current social diploma still plays a certain role.

I've listened to your own description, I think you tend to drop out of school, I don't know if I'm right or wrong, if you have a better way out, family conditions allow, you can just give up and do what you like, it's not a good way. The right thing is that if you get this second diploma, you can work in other industries, and it's not the major you studied in college or the major you will engage in in the future, isn't it? I don't agree with what you said about taking a leave of absence.

I hope you will open your heart knot soon.

First of all, determine which schools have the major you want to test, and then choose a few suitable ones according to your grades, family, intentions, development and other conditions.

According to the comparison of the school's admission score line last year and their own results, select two or three colleges and universities that they can be admitted to, and finally pay attention to the adjustment situation of each college last year

Anyway, I don't know what good schools are for the arts, so I can only introduce the general experience.

First of all, you should first learn about the schools with better rankings in your major from the Internet or seniors and seniors. Then, take a good look at your level and see which ones are more realistic. Think about whether you want a good school, or a school with a good major but average rankings, or if you just want a diploma, etc.

After selecting a few schools, go to the website of that school to check their information, such as the number of places in previous years, related policies, etc.

Regarding the selection of tutors, some schools need to choose tutors, and some do not. If you want, you can try sending an email or a ** to that tutor, but be careful not to disturb someone's life. I think it's not too difficult for you to prepare well for the exam first, and then you get a high score in the end.

First of all, if you want to go to graduate school now, it's a little early, because many people will waver in the end, if you are firm, I think you are not choosing a school and tutor now, but busy with English, English is the saddest for art candidates, the school depends on your personal professional level, the general art entrance examination is hand-drawn, if you are strong, you can try to challenge some good schools, if you just want to save your capital as long as you go to graduate school, you can choose the kind of school that wants to receive adjustments every year, Or if you have a city you want to go to, then choose a school there, and then research which tutor is more suitable for your development after choosing a school.

There is a forum for postgraduate entrance examinations, you can go to visit it often, basically every school has it, there are various experiences and experiences of seniors, and you can also ask them for advice.

To learn design, you must choose French and Italian, (you need to learn a small language).

Public institutions are free of tuition for both bachelor's and master's degrees. France** has a subsidy for international student housing. 100-270 euros.

1.Can I apply to Kyung Hee University when I graduate from my junior year?

A: Do you want to apply for language training? Or is it a transfer?

If you don't have a language foundation, you have to apply for a language first; Korean level 4 or higher can apply for transfer.

2.Is Kyung Hee University hard to apply to?

A: What major do you apply for? As long as you have good grades and professional skills, it will not be difficult to apply.

3.Since I participated in the independent single recruitment, I was directly admitted by the school and did not have a college entrance examination score, can I apply?

A: As long as your graduation certificate or academic qualifications can be found on the academic information network, you can apply.

4.My grades in the first semester of my college are not very good, will there be any obstacles to applying?

Answer; Grades are based on the overall grade average. I don't look at the results of a single subject. So don't worry.

In addition, art students mainly look at your artistic talent. The assessment rate of cultural courses is relatively low.

5.If you don't have a basic knowledge of Korean, do you study in school and go to a preparatory class?

A: If you don't have a basic knowledge of Korean, you can go to Kyung Hee University's Language Faculty to study the language preparatory department first.

It can be passed in about one year, and you can apply for undergraduate transfer.

Hello classmates, Korean universities can accept junior college students to transfer to undergraduates. The same goes for Kyung Hee University, but whether you can transfer depends on whether your college degree can be recognized. Generally, after three years of high school, the three-year junior college admitted to can generally be certified, and there is no college entrance examination score and it has little impact.

However, it should be noted that being able to transfer does not necessarily mean that you will be able to transfer successfully. In your case, you need to go to Kyunghee's language school to learn Korean first, and at the same time, in the process of learning, take the initiative to contact the tutors and professors you want to transfer to the major in the future, and get their approval, and the chances of transferring will be very high.

The family is not particularly wealthy, so I went to study in Korea. This sentence seems to say that South Korea is the first choice for poor households.

Hahahaha.

It's not very difficult to apply, mainly because now to enter a Korean university to study, you need a topik level 4 score Some schools do not have preparatory classes, and it is recommended to go after studying in China with a foundation.

If you go abroad for graduate school, you have to take IELTS or TOEFL or GRE, and they are all valid, generally two years, so you can take the exam in the third year, and the GPA is as high as possible, generally with an average of 80, so that the application will be easier.

The desired major, the desired country, the desired school, and the specific process required, you will not be confused if you figure out these questions in order.

This problem cannot be explained in a few simple words, it is recommended to visit relevant forums to find classmates with the same experience and understand their process of implementing the goal. If you want to study in France, you should start learning French in your sophomore year. As for whether it is useful to go abroad, it varies from person to person

Then don't go, take the civil service exam with peace of mind. It's true.

At present, some civil servant recruitment policies have been introduced in various places, and preferential policies are given to those full-time college students who join the army and veterans, and some recruitment indicators are only targeted at this kind of people, so those who continue to complete their studies after graduating from college or continuing to complete their studies after being discharged from the army during college can enjoy this kind of preferential policies, but it depends on the changes in the recruitment policies in various places, and choose the most suitable time for you to take the civil service examination. Fortunately, there is no restriction on household registration for the civil service examination now, and you can take the examination wherever there is a preferential policy.

Of course, female soldiers are not easy to go, they go to the army, and their majors and units are also limited. Be clean and self-sufficient. If you have the conditions to report, it is recommended to go, and there is no need to force it, it is the fate of the army.

As long as you go to be a soldier, you will have money after you are done, you don't have to be a bachelor's degree or an art student, and the amount of money depends on what kind of soldier you want to be.

Art students have a relatively literary talent in the army.

There may be some promise in organizing events and publicity.

But it mainly depends on whether you can endure this bitterness.

We art students all have one major characteristic. Delicate. The physical fitness is not strong.

But it's also a good idea for art students to enter the army.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a soldier? Everything is based on reality, depending on what family reasons. In fact, it is not possible for college students to become soldiers, and besides, you are still an art student, so you definitely don't feel about the military aspect.