I don't know if you studied piano before. If you are not, you don't approve of reading music in the high school newspaper. People who play the piano in high school usually start practicing from primary school. I graduated from high school this year, and several piano players in my class started learning at the age of seven.

Eight years or even 10 years can't catch up with others' learning. You can't compete with people with profound piano skills in the college entrance examination, and it is a problem whether you can achieve professional scores, because the piano can't be accelerated. This year's music is divided into junior college and undergraduate courses. I wonder what will happen in three years.

I think if you haven't studied, you can now take piano learning as an interest, and it's best not to take the music exam and enter the university, which is risky.