Fan Wenyi
If mathematics determines the success or failure of the postgraduate entrance examination, then English determines the life and death of the postgraduate entrance examination. For people with basic knowledge of English, there is no requirement for getting high marks in English, but how to cross the line. First of all, you should recite 5,500 words required by the postgraduate entrance examination for more than 5 times before the summer vacation, paying special attention to some high-frequency words, and some familiar words have strange meanings. This can lay a solid foundation for future reading and writing. Reading is the most important thing in English for postgraduate entrance examination. I don't think it's meaningful to do those 200 or 220 articles on the market. Postgraduate English is different from CET-4 and CET-6 in proposition mode and problem-solving skills, so real questions are the core of postgraduate English.
The analysis of real questions in English for postgraduate entrance examination is very good. Read it with Wang Ruoping's Reading Notes. The real questions should be repeated in person, and every article in them can be translated word for word. If you study English real questions for more than 4 times, you will find many skills and rules. For example, the words but, however, anyway and now in the article are often the source of the answer to the question. For example, the selection of vague expressions such as may, maynot and unknown, as well as the synonymous substitution of some high-frequency words, are mostly correct. These regular skills should be summarized through repeated research on real questions, and this process can last until June 165438+ 10.
The final English sprint, simply do two sets of simulation questions, or grasp the real questions. If you write a composition, you should prepare some templates of classic topics. On this basis, combine social hotspots and practice again. When you arrive at the examination room, the time for answering English questions is very tight, so you should always stay focused.
Fan wener
Many people say that postgraduate entrance examination is painful, and few people say that postgraduate entrance examination is happy. However, whether it is pain or happiness, people who have experienced it will regard pain and happiness as their own mature experience, an ability to overcome difficulties in life and an intangible precious wealth. Along the way, I learned to bear and tolerate, and I also learned to be strong and persistent. Many years later, time may be gone, but it is still fresh in my memory. Maybe one day, when I reminisce about the past in my spare time, I will be excited and happy to choose the postgraduate entrance examination. Because it was a day to fight for your dreams, a beautiful thing in life and worth cherishing. So, thanks for the postgraduate entrance examination!
Now I really want to share with you some experiences and feelings of postgraduate entrance examination. I can't give you any advice, even if I study with you. I hope what I said can help everyone.
First, decide whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Postgraduate entrance examination should be one of your many choices, so it should be your decision after careful consideration. If you just think it is not easy to find a job, or your classmates are taking the postgraduate entrance examination, so you follow the trend, I think there is little motivation to stick to it, so there is little hope of success; Although graduate schools are expanding their enrollment, there are not many, and they are not very good schools. If one's postgraduate entrance examination is to develop oneself better, take it as a springboard of life, or one's postgraduate entrance examination is to realize one's bigger dream, and so on. In short, you should have a clear goal. In this way, we will have the motivation to overcome difficulties and the perseverance to adhere to the postgraduate entrance examination. Of course, as long as you make a decision, you should work hard for it and don't give up easily.
Second, choose a school. I think choosing a school should be measured according to your personal pursuit and your general strength level. If you want to be stable, choose a school that is more sure. If you want to challenge yourself and choose a relatively difficult school, it will also vary from person to person.
After the school is settled, you can find the teachers and sisters who apply for the corresponding majors in the school, because they are experienced people after all. Not only will the review in professional classes give you some suggestions, but you can also tell your tutor some academic trends. It is very important to master this information, especially for students who choose to report to other schools. Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't have a senior sister. Just work hard. After all, subjectivity is the most important aspect. As for whether to find a tutor, I think it's good to work hard before the initial test, and it's not too late to find a second interview after the score comes down.
Third, how to review. For English, I think many people are most afraid of taking the postgraduate entrance examination. Every year, many students who take the postgraduate entrance examination are blocked by their favorite schools because their English is not up to standard. But I think English is a review. As long as you are willing to take the time to review hard, you can still get high marks. The thinking of postgraduate English is different from that of CET-4 and CET-6. Students who are not ideal in CET-4 and CET-6 don't have to worry. As long as they grasp the foundation and spend time and thought on review, their final grades will not be too bad. On the contrary, some students with good grades in CET-4 and CET-6 have limited English because of the postgraduate entrance examination. Therefore, there is no absolute good or bad, as long as you work hard, you will get something.
There are different opinions about the problem of applying for classes. Some people say it's useful, others say it's useless. I have no say. After all, I didn't report for class. I think I should study English hard. In fact, the focus of learning still depends on the accumulation of daily learning, especially in English learning, which emphasizes language sense. We may all have this experience. If we don't read English for a few days, we will be bored. Therefore, English learning should be persistent. To review English, we must first lay a solid foundation in vocabulary. I reviewed in the first stage, that is, from March to June, focusing on vocabulary, during which I did some reading. English learning should be cumulative. If your English foundation is not very good, then you should prepare from a very young age, or at least memorize the words well in the early stage. But many times, just reading word books doesn't seem to have a good effect, so I suggest you read more English magazines or newspapers at the same time. These things are very helpful to you. It is also helpful for your reading that you can remember strange words immediately when you see them. The second stage, that is, during the summer vacation from July to September, is mainly reading, supplemented by vocabulary, during which I read some English magazines.
Of course, in English review, we should focus on the real questions. Three months before the exam, I dialysis a set of real questions every four days, based on reading real questions, driving translation, cloze, word memory and so on. For example, for a reading, you can do it first, then correct the mistakes, study the questioner's thoughts, then translate it, guess the meaning of the words you can't understand, and finally compare it with the later translation to see where you are wrong. When reading the next morning, you can read skillfully or recite some good articles to cultivate your sense of language. As for the composition, I insist on writing two articles a week for three months before the exam and correcting them carefully. I can ask someone with a higher level of English for help. Practice writing with English thinking. Reading and writing are absolutely important in English, and we can't be careless. Finally, a month before the exam, I did several sets of simulation questions. Of course, I didn't lose anything else in the middle, but the emphasis was different. However, it should be said that people's response to English in recent years is still relatively difficult. In fact, the difficulty lies in reading. It examines not only your ability to do problems, but also the comprehensiveness of your knowledge, so you should broaden your knowledge, so I hope you can prepare English in advance.
Fan Wensan
There are indeed many choices for the postgraduate entrance examination, which sometimes makes you very entangled. On regional issues, consider according to where you want to go. It can be a city that you are willing to experience, or a destination that you are preparing for future development. The division of A (East), B (Middle) and C (West) for postgraduate entrance examination is about 10. Beijing and Shanghai have always been places with dense talents, so it is relatively difficult.
For the school, if your undergraduate school is not bad, I still applied to this school, so I am sure. If you think the school is average, you can give priority to 985 school, followed by 2 1 1 school, and make a choice according to your own strength. From the professional point of view, the most popular majors in employment at present are: finance, law, it, etc. These also belong to white-collar high-paying industries. If you are an engineering major, you can consider studying management as a graduate student, which may be better for your knowledge and future development.
If you are good at math and strong in strength, finance should be the choice. If you are not good at math and want to be professional and fair, you can consider Fa Shuo, which is also a very good employment major. It is highly technical and requires an engineering background in computer or information science. I took a detour in these choices because I am not mature enough. However, the area, school and major of graduate school are not the most important. With a master's degree, the actual work in the future still depends on your own efforts, which is the most essential.