I would like to ask about the graduate school entrance examination, and I would like to ask for advi

You're probably in the first semester of your junior year.

At present, the most critical work that needs to be done is: 1. Understand the dynamics of the postgraduate examination of accounting majors; 2. The main research direction of accounting, understand the direction you are interested in; 3. Which schools are better at accounting; 4. Focus on the school you want. These tasks are aimed at preparing for the future graduate school entrance examination review goals!

After paying attention to the major, major direction and school, check the enrollment information about the major in the enrollment brochure of the school's graduate students, including the number of admissions, admission ratio and final admission in previous years, and select the corresponding bibliography and reference materials according to the research direction you are interested in for a purposeful review. So, that's all for the "related books" you asked. It is also to determine the revision goal, so as not to be at a loss and clueless like a headless fly.

According to the bibliography, at this time, you can also collect some past postgraduate examination questions of accounting through various channels, preferably the postgraduate examination papers of the school you are applying for. Compare the books and review them step by step.

When it comes to English and math, everyone knows that the sooner the better, as long as it's not too late. Because these two courses are public courses, all candidates are on the same starting line, and the earlier they prepare, the more stable they can seize the opportunity! Especially English, we need it at any time in the new era, and there is no stage of learning, so it doesn't matter when to start learning and when to finish!

I wish you a smooth sailing and fruitful journey to graduate school! Thank you!

There are four courses in total: two public courses, one basic course (mathematics or professional foundation), and one professional course.

The postgraduate entrance examination is a way to improve one's academic qualifications and continue to deepen academic research through examinations. In particular, it refers to passing the examination to obtain the qualification for admission to the master's degree.

First determine the major you want to apply for, choose a school, and then go to the school admissions website to check the professional courses and reference books, so that you can determine the information of the professional courses! Three public courses can be reviewed according to the same information as everyone, and finally pay attention to English, talk more time, be sure to pass the line, politics can be read later, but not too late, it is more appropriate to start watching in October! If you want to take the math test, you must buy the exam syllabus and follow the syllabus to review, the effect will be better!

First determine the school to be admitted to, set one, and go all out.

Then, find the school's postgraduate admissions website, find the reference data of the number of applicants and the number of enrollments, and then the most important professional course examination subjects and reference books.

It's best to start preparing now.

The postgraduate entrance examination can be cross-major, since the results of this major are not ideal, try to change majors.

The postgraduate entrance examination is divided into districts, divided into three ABC zones, and the unified recruitment line of the countries in these three zones is lowered in turn.

The graduate school entrance examination is generally divided into four major modules: mathematics, English, politics and professional courses. English and politics are basically the national examination, but this year it is divided into English and English two, and the professional course is mainly based on the textbooks required by the school you choose, whether your mathematics is good or not, if you are good, you can choose a major at will, and if you are not good, you can pick some majors that do not need to take the mathematics test, such as law, psychology, philosophy, education, etc.

The grades of several years in college are very important, and many schools will look at the grades of undergraduate students when recruiting graduate students, in order to judge whether to give you a scholarship and the grade of the scholarship, and it is also a reference for which part of the interview will eliminate you.

If you really don't have enough confidence, you can consider the schools in Zone C, which generally have a relatively low score.

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I wish you success in your graduate school entrance examination.

Khan, I don't know anything about your studies. So I can only say one thing. Test what you dare to be interested in, test what you can test, and test what you don't regret.

There is no direct relationship between grades in school and graduate school entrance examinations. Another process when reviewing for graduate school entrance examinations.

There is no conflict between the graduate school entrance examination and job searching, and the second semester of the junior year is ready for the graduate school entrance examination, and if it is online after the end, it will be ready for the re-examination, and it will be too late to take the exam and find a job if you don't go to the exam. In fact, there are not many people who find jobs in the second semester of their junior year, and most of them waste their lives in the dormitory.

If you decide to take the test, you need to prepare now. It can't be delayed any longer. Politics and English are unified examinations, especially English is the bottleneck, so special attention should be paid to it.

Then look at which school you want to apply to, look at the bibliography on their admissions catalog, and then buy books to read, and the effect to be achieved is basically the level of memorization.

If you want to say that it is good to take the test, it is not necessarily. It's better to take the exam for your major, it's easier, and it's different from school to school. Politics and English are both exams with the same difficulty.

If you fail the entrance examination, you can find a job in the second semester of your senior year, because many students who have not taken the graduate school entrance examination are looking for a job in their senior year.