I want to go to graduate school, I don t understand a lot of questions, and I ask my seniors for adv

I just took the graduate school entrance examination this year, and my preliminary examination results were not bad, more than 40 points higher than last year's re-examination line. You're only a sophomore, and it's a bit early to prepare for graduate school. But if you want to do well in the graduate school entrance examination, I recommend that you start studying English now.

Even if you pass CET-6, you will probably not be able to score 50 when you go to graduate school, and many of my classmates are like this. So I suggest that you study English seriously this year! I recommend you two**, one is an American economist**, and the other is an American scientist**, the difficulty of postgraduate English is similar to them, so you must practice reading now to improve your comprehension and speed!

If you want to take the interprofessional exam, it is recommended that you read the book of the professional course now, because the interprofessional exam is difficult and difficult, and the tutor may discriminate when taking the retest, so I hope you will consider it carefully.

Math will naturally be clear when you sign up, so there's no need to worry.

If you want to tutor books, to be honest, you don't have to worry, I use Chen Wendeng's for mathematics, but Li Yongle's is also very good, I think the most important book for mathematics is the textbook, and the foundation is really important! I suggest you read the textbook carefully three times! The best tutorial book for English is the real question, and the most important thing is to eat it thoroughly!

Politics advises you to enroll in tutorial classes.

Sophomore year should do some preparations, generally starting from the junior year, because the procrastination is long, and people are easy to get tired. The review of professional courses depends on which school you are in, because the professional topic is the school's own proposition, please refer to the test papers of previous years. Counseling books vary from person to person, and I personally think that you should choose what you like, not too bad.

1.Social experience is indeed important, sometimes even more than the value of a diploma, but it cannot be generalized and varies from person to person.

2.Your own interests, you really have to think about it, what you hate now and what you like temporarily, ask yourself how much you know about it, and you will find your interest in ** after in-depth understanding. Even if you don't have interest for the time being, it doesn't matter, a little bit of trial and hard work, interest is not difficult to find.

3.Strengths vary from person to person, and so does potential. Graduate students generally have more potential than undergraduates, but it depends more on the individual's ability.

Learning is useful, and learning is not the same as not learning. When you finish your master's degree in finance, the world will be a different story. As long as you have that heart, it's not the same where you study.

Banks are the worst units in the financial world. Not as good as investment banks and ** companies.