Should I go to art school? Can art candidates only go to art colleges?

If it were me, if the family's economy permits, and I myself am more yearning for the outside life, I think I will go if I have this opportunity, if I don't go, it is unlikely to go to college with such grades, and it is not as good as going to Sichuan ** College to study in some vocational schools, it is not good to try it, and it will be worth regretting it in the future!

I'm sticking with you! Life is like this, don't let yourself be left with regrets.

I used to want to learn mechanics, but I didn't go, and now I can skip meals and sleep as long as I have any machines to fix.

There is no greater sorrow in life than regret!

Go ahead. As long as you like it, interest is the key to success.

Come to our Chuanyin, I'll take a picture of you.

It's not me who hits you, it's getting harder and harder to get a job now to study art, I'll tell you the truth, all my classmates who study art, not even 1 of them have not found a job, they have graduated for 2 years, and have interned countless times, you must know that their professional scores are quite high, in addition to money, you must also have a way, sometimes you have money to dredge up the relationship can not find a way, study art and wait for you to find a job when you know the darkness inside It is recommended that you still read cultural classes in your own right

My current cultural grades are not good, that is, I fail all of them (I am a liberal arts major), I don't want to read all the science subjects, and the 100-point papers are the kind of 100 points in the exam. You can still get forty or fifty points in liberal arts subjects. According to your words, there is still a need to go to the practical considerations, but we must also step up the study of cultural courses, the score of cultural courses is very important for people who take specialties, if you do not have the patience to learn cultural courses, and the confidence to learn cultural courses, there may not be any good development of specialties,-- at least pass.

Go ahead, I was pretty much the same, and I haven't regretted it.

It's up to you what you think.

No. The art college entrance examination refers to studying art majors and taking the general college entrance examination. The art college entrance examination is different from the ordinary college entrance examination, and it is necessary to study not only cultural courses, but also art professional courses, and the cultural courses required by the art college entrance examination are relatively low.

Most of the colleges and universities admitted are art colleges, including 211 engineering colleges, ordinary undergraduate colleges and junior colleges.

1. Prepare for the professional examination of the art examination and pass the professional examination of the art examination.

2. Prepare for the college entrance examination cultural courses.

3. Pass the entrance examination of the second year of high school.

There are certain conditions for taking the college entrance examination to answer the argument, and you need to be a high school graduate in the college entrance examination. Then the entrance examination in the second year of high school is particularly important. If you pass the entrance examination in the second year of high school, you will get the credits required for high school graduation, and then you can get a high school diploma.

Students admitted by art colleges generally require college entrance examination candidates to take the art examination before the college entrance examination. Only by passing the filial piety professional course examination of a certain university can you be admitted.

Therefore, candidates need to study a certain major before the college entrance examination and learn the professional knowledge of the examination to obtain a professional certificate.

After passing the professional course exam, it is time to prepare for the cultural course exam. Usually, art colleges and universities do not have high requirements for art candidates' cultural course scores, as long as the candidate's score meets the minimum score line requirements of the colleges and universities that have passed the professional course examination for cultural course scores, then they will be admitted.

If you apply for a university that has passed the professional course exam when you fill in the application, you will be admitted.

Art is something I've loved since I was a kid. As a child, I was always immersed in the world of painting and creating. I like to use my brush to sketch beautiful patterns and colors to express emotions.

However, at the time, I was bound by the traditional notion that art was not a stable career path. However, now I understand that pursuing my dreams is the most important thing, and that a major in fine arts allows me to unleash my creativity and unique artistic talents.

Secondly, the art major allows me to keep learning and growing. Painting is not a static art form, but it is in step with the times. During my university studies, I was able to come into contact with a variety of different art genres and techniques, and learned about different artists and their works.

I will learn painting techniques, the use of color and the principles of composition, and constantly improve my painting skills. The university not only provides professional knowledge training, but also has the opportunity to participate in various exhibitions and competitions, showcase their own works, communicate and interact with other artists.

In addition, the fine arts major stimulates my creativity and imagination. In college, I will have more time and opportunities to explore and experiment with different art forms and mediums, such as drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, etc. I can freely express my thoughts and emotions and convey my innermost feelings in the language of art.

This kind of freedom and creative space will stimulate my infinite creativity and imagination, and make me feel the unique joy and satisfaction brought by art.

Also, choosing to major in fine arts also means that I meet like-minded people. In college, I will study and explore with other art lovers. We can inspire each other and exchange artistic ideas and creative skills.

This kind of exchange and cooperation will bring me new inspiration and opportunities for growth. In an environment full of art, I can find like-minded friends who share my dreams of art.

Finally, choosing to major in fine arts also meant that I would face some challenges and difficulties. The art industry is highly competitive, and success is not easy. However, I believe that as long as I am passionate about art and keep working hard, I will be able to achieve my dreams.

The study and training at the university will give me a solid foundation and help me to acquire professional skills and theoretical knowledge. I will actively participate in practical projects and internships to gain experience and showcase my talents. I will also continue to broaden my horizons, pay attention to the development trends of the art industry, and improve my professional competitiveness.

Good. In recent years, the college has invested tens of millions of yuan to build a laboratory center for painting and sculpture art, a laboratory center for art and design, and an experimental center for the Institute of Modern Art. The college has built a gigabit backbone gigabit campus network with access to the Internet, runs an art resource database, teaching, management and other data platforms, and gradually promotes the digital campus.

The library of the college has the characteristics of "rich collection, collection characteristics, and modern management", and has a collection of national Chinese calligraphy and painting works, pottery, bronzes and other cultural relics, and nearly 10,000 pieces of various reproduction materials. The faculty of the college is abundant, bringing together a group of art educators and well-known scholars who are well-known at home and abroad with rigorous teaching.

The main majors of the School of Arts are: ** major, art and design major, drama performance major, dance major, and broadcasting and hosting major. The earliest six art academies were set up independently in China, namely:

Nanjing University of the Arts, Guangxi University of the Arts, Shandong University of the Arts, Jilin University of the Arts, Yunnan University of the Arts, Xinjiang University of the Arts.