I m a freshman. In the future, I want to take the postgraduate examination across majors and schools

I understand the pain of learning computer science as a girl. The cross-major postgraduate entrance examination is not as difficult as you think, and this phenomenon is very common in universities, especially for female students, because girls often have a narrow choice of majors, so there are many cross-majors.

What I want to say is that if you want to interdisciplinary, you must first guarantee a degree certificate in your major, which is very simple. Don't fail a course just because you think you're going to be interdissected.

Basically, you will not really prepare until your senior year, because the graduate school entrance examination is divided into basic courses (mathematics, English, politics) and professional courses (depending on the school you apply for), so in the first few semesters of college, especially in the freshman year, you must do a good job in high mathematics, and later there are line generation and probability theory. This is the fundamental guarantee for the postgraduate entrance examination, English can not be relaxed, English is used to cross the line, the University of Electronic Science and Technology you said is self-marked, English should be a little higher. Politics, that's the thing, everyone is about the same, it's not high, it's not low.

So it seems that the difficulty of the interdisciplinary postgraduate examination is concentrated on the so-called professional courses, you can go to the Internet to check, what professional courses are taken for the relevant majors of the University of Electronic Science and Technology, you can get in touch with it first in the third year, and it is too late to really start reviewing in the summer vacation of the third year. In fact, the real difficulty may lie in the so-called "professional quality", which is also something that some tutors care about when they retake the exam, because if you study this as an undergraduate, after all, you have been exposed to a lot of related professional courses and majors, but there is more or less professionalism, but if you are interprofessional, it will be gone. But then again, as long as you prepare carefully and score a very high score, everything will be easy, and the score is still the score.

The score lies in preparation, and preparation lies in adequacy.

If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination across schools, first of all, your basic courses must be particularly solid, and the general results must be better than the results of the students in the school you are examining, and secondly, your mental quality must be particularly good, because when applying for other schools, the teacher will make it very difficult for you during the re-examination, so you must be fully prepared.

Relatively speaking, it is still relatively difficult, although it is not so absolute, but it is definitely not easy to test. It is recommended to make a decision after thinking about it, of course, if you decide, give yourself a longer preparation time, review well, and it is not without opportunities, come on.

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

1.Contact the school to determine the specific school, major, and get specific exam information.

If you have decided that you want to go to graduate school, you should contact the school to get the latest enrollment information and grasp the latest school trends in a timely manner. In this way, it will not be untargeted.

2.Prepare in advance.

After obtaining sufficient information about the professional course and finding complete review materials, it is time to read the book and review it steadily. Since he chose a distant place, he only cares about the wind and rain. Once you've decided on a goal, it's time to dive into the revision without hesitation.

In the review, you must be down-to-earth and serious.

3.Application. The registration time is generally in November, and it is 10-14 in these years. When students are registered, the school will register uniformly. In-service personnel generally register in the high recruitment office of the prefectural and municipal education commissions or the schools where they apply for the examination, and they can also register in other places, that is, register and take the examination in other places due to business trips and other reasons.

When registering, you can fill in two when filling in the school and major: the first choice and the second choice. The professional course test questions of the graduate examination are the propositions of each enrollment unit, and the candidates should take the test according to the test questions of their first choice.

4.Initial attempt. The first test is usually held one week before the Chinese New Year in the month. The examination lasts for 2 days, 4 exams are conducted, each exam is 3 hours, and the test location is generally in the test center set up by the high recruitment office of the municipal education commission, or the university where the students enroll, and candidates can choose these two test centers when registering.

5.Transfers. About after the winter vacation, a week after the start of the spring semester, the results of the major courses are almost out, and at this time, you can call ** to ask the department and the research recruitment office. In the next week, the results of the public classes also came out. If the ranking is not particularly ideal, and the admission is between the two, it is necessary to contact the applicant unit (department) and the tutor, and if it is not good, it depends on whether it is possible to study at your own expense and commission training, or transfer to other schools.

6.Retest. The re-examination is generally before and after, and in the past, it was usually an equal interview, but now it has basically been changed to a difference interview. Every year, some candidates fail in the re-examination, so the competition is very cruel. This requires candidates to prepare carefully for the interview, and have a confident and calm attitude in the interview, so that they can answer the questions raised by the teacher decisively and fluently.

7.Admission. After passing the re-examination, the school will send a letter to the unit where your file is located, transfer your file to the school, and after reviewing that there are no major problems (mainly political issues), an admission notice will be issued, and all your relationships, including organization, household registration, and salary relations, will be transferred to the school (except for commission training).

If you are a current student, you can register for the exam in your own school, and if you are a former student, you will have to find another registration point that you can apply for. If you are admitted, you have to take the re-examination, you don't need to participate in any study, that is, you are really admitted after the re-examination, and graduate students generally have to study for at least two years.

Hello, I'm not from this school, but I can try to help you analyze it, and I hope it can inspire you.

The first question, of course, the idea is feasible, I was also interprofessional at the time, as for the difficulty and the college entrance examination can not be compared, the college entrance examination is someone to lead you to study, and the postgraduate entrance examination is mainly to learn by yourself, find information by yourself, contact your own brothers and sisters, contact your own tutor, and look at the time node to register, to print the admission ticket ......To believe in yourself, I have classmates who are also automated at Northeastern University, but now he has been admitted to Tsinghua University, so he doesn't know much about the situation of the postgraduate entrance examination, and I believe that he can be admitted to Northeastern University as an undergraduate, and then take the postgraduate examination to let Min, the difficulty is very small, and it is very convenient for you to get information and resources.

The second question, for your case, the graduate school entrance examination is four courses, mathematics one, including advanced mathematics, line algebra, probability theory, there is no discrete as you said. Politics contains five courses, all of which we have studied in undergraduates. English 1 is required for academic graduate students.

Finally, you will take the professional course of automation requirements, which is generally one or two designated textbooks. Registration in October, exam in early January, four and a half days. The total score is 500, and the general national engineering line is about 320, but Northeastern University is 34 of the first phase of 985, which is self-marked.

In the re-examination, you will generally take one or two additional professional courses, and you will check by yourself what you need to take.

Third, it's best to contact the tutor before October, because you also know that good schools generally like students from their own school, and it is best to get in touch with the tutor you want to apply for, especially if you want to apply for the exam.

Finally, after you enter the third year of college, you can continue to pay attention to the postgraduate entrance examination forums and the like, and go to it more, and slowly you will have ideas. It's too early to tell you about the review plan, because you don't have an overall understanding of the graduate school entrance examination, and you can't figure out too many details now. Little by little, no problem, I wish you success in the graduate school entrance examination!

1. Take what you like, and the school's interdisciplinary requirements will not be too harsh, so when the time comes, review well, think more about the teacher of that major to ask for advice, and you can make a good impression after learning things. It's just that, as a physics student, I don't think mechanical manufacturing has much to do with physics (

2. For the specific learning content, please inform the students or teachers of the major, and directly tell the professor that I want to change careers, as long as I am sincere, everyone likes it. Postgraduate examination of political English, two professional courses (one can be searched for mathematics), and your major is not uproaring, and the content of the re-examination is still the information of the school's teachers. (Take the school, don't ask in vain).

3. It's okay to find, it's recommended not to be too utilitarian, to be studious, and to study undergraduate courses with others by the way, these things will be met sooner or later.

1. The difficulty of interdisciplinary depends on:

1) Span size and course basis. For example, it is very difficult to cross the liberal arts to science and engineering, because it is necessary to take mathematics 1 or mathematics 2. If you don't have a foundation in advanced mathematics but need to take the mathematics major across the exam, it is also difficult because you need to study advanced mathematics on your own.

2) Major, school and preparation time. It is difficult to apply for a master's degree in popular majors, especially for a master's degree, and it is even more difficult to take the entrance examination for a prestigious school, after all, it is a cross-examination. It is quite difficult to decide to take the cross-examination at the last minute, after all, there is no professional foundation. If you start preparing for your sophomore year, it won't be particularly difficult.

2. The difficulty of cross-school postgraduate entrance examination depends on the gap between the undergraduate school and the school to which you are applying, because the foundation and the source of students are different. The key is to prepare for the exam, because admission is based on strength and scores.

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

When you get employed in the future, you will still take into account your original major, if the span is not very big, it doesn't matter, I'm afraid it's like medicine to finance, this will be suspended.

Can universities take the postgraduate examination across majors as follows:

1. Whether a foundation is needed.

At this point, you must pay attention to reading the enrollment brochure of the target college, some majors can accept interdisciplinary candidates, but they must have a certain foundation.

If you don't have a foundation, even if you are lucky enough to be admitted, you will have a lot of difficulty in studying professional courses in the future because of the lack of foundation, such as some art majors, architecture, urban and rural planning related majors, etc., which need Li Brother Chun to have a foundation.

2. Whether to restrict undergraduate majors.

Some majors are highly specialized, and it is difficult for interdisciplinary candidates to be competent for future study experiments, so they will limit your undergraduate major. Generally speaking, many medical majors will restrict undergraduate majors, if you are not a law major, you cannot apply for the Master of Laws (Law), you can only apply for the Master of Laws (Non-Law).

For example, China Medical University does not allow non-clinical majors to apply for clinical majors, even in this university.

3. Whether additional tests are required.

The interdisciplinary postgraduate entrance examination is only for candidates with the same academic ability. There is no need for additional examinations for undergraduate postgraduate examinations, as long as you have an undergraduate graduation certificate, you can participate in the preliminary examination and re-examination normally.

The subjects of the preliminary examination are subject to the enrollment brochure published by each school, and generally as long as they are undergraduate graduates with nationally recognized academic qualifications, there is no need to take the additional examination. However, after being admitted, some schools require interdisciplinary candidates to take a certain number of credits of professional foundation courses.

Fourth, whether the score line is different.

The requirements for the interdisciplinary examination and the postgraduate examination for this major are the same in the re-examination and the preliminary examination. Some students will think that the score line of interdisciplinary candidates is different from that of other candidates, but in fact, the score line is the same, and it will not lower the requirements for you just because you are an interdisciplinary student, nor will it increase your score because you have no foundation.