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Does Tianjin University of Finance and Economics discriminate against self-taught postgraduate candidates?
There are many self-taught candidates admitted to graduate schools, but the proportion is not very large, and the examination is also more difficult. If it is applied (taking Math 4, the simplest of mathematics) and research-oriented, such as quantitative economics (taking Math 3), it is not easy to find a job, the exam is difficult and the competition is not fierce. So I suggest you take the applied economics major. The key to the difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination lies in: mathematics, followed by English, and finally: specialized courses. As long as you can get above 1 10 in math and meet the national standard in English, 80% of the problems in the postgraduate entrance examination will be basically solved, and the remaining 20%: if you get above 1 10 in politics, the dust will be settled. So you have to spend a year doing math, because the math score is 150, which is obvious. Discrimination should not be a big problem, and Tianjin University is not a great university. As long as you have passed the exam, don't report to too great a tutor (too great a tutor has a high score, which is not discrimination, but also comparable to the results of the first and second exams). So, all you have to do is review the exam and don't worry about unnecessary things. It is estimated that math will take you a whole year, and English depends on your foundation. In short, the postgraduate entrance examination is not an urgent matter. Besides, you are a self-taught candidate, and your foundation is not very good. I will help you plan for at least 2 years. Therefore, when reviewing, be down-to-earth and don't rush for success. It's best to find a group to take the exam together, so that when you encounter difficulties and want to give up, you can encourage each other and avoid giving up halfway. That's all. It is very important to review with peace of mind. Don't worry about unimportant things before reviewing. As long as you reach the national retest line, you can find a mentor to straighten out the relationship and give gifts. These are all things that can be solved after the second interview. Single-minded review is the right way!