How about independent enrollment in China University of Political Science and Law?

The independent enrollment of China University of Political Science and Law is assessed by different expert assessment teams according to the professional types of applicants, including written examination and interview. The written test is a cultural examination (Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages), and the interview assessment includes comprehensive quality test and professional expertise. What have you learned and tested in science?

There is no geographical control in the independent enrollment of the University of Political Science and Law, which means that you are strong enough to crowd out others. No matter which province you are from, he only admits the top few. Actually, it's useless for you to care about this. The exam is always on your own.

The following is the detailed exam content I found online, I hope it will help you:

1 written test:

Whether you apply for English, math, physics or composition awards, you actually use the same set of written test papers (I remember it seems that the total score is 300, the written test is 2 hours, and A4 paper has 6 pages (12 sides).

Chinese (the first four questions are similar to the college entrance examination, and there seems to be classical Chinese) and mathematics (both are fill-in-the-blank questions. Well, I'm a liberal arts student, and I may take the exam with the candidates of Olympic Mathematics. I can't even read the symbols of math problems, so I almost gave up all the marks in this part), English (English is a multiple-choice question of words and grammar, which is super simple) (these three subjects seem to be twenty or thirty minutes each)

History (10), philosophy, legal knowledge (very interesting questions, this part should be the ability test. Personally, I think these questions are very good. For example, give you the definition of crime, whether crime is * * * or "presumption of innocence" and then give you the following case to judge which crime is in ABCD? )

There is also a comprehensive ability test 100, with analytical ability, drawing reading ability and deductive reasoning ability. There is a saying that "drawing in one sentence" is like a Chinese topic. . . "And" ask A, B, C and D who is the murderer? "This classic reasoning problem, there are similar brain teasers and so on. It seems that there are some problems such as Sudoku and finding the law of sequence (there is a score of 10, but I didn't work out these problems ~ ~)

Finally, a 20-point composition (500 words). I have hardly done math and number theory, so I still have time to write my composition. When handing in the papers, I found that many people didn't write their final composition papers, or only wrote for a while. Don't strive for perfection in your composition, it depends mainly on your writing ability and language ability.

Summary: The written test has many topics, tight time and arduous tasks. So don't get into trouble, stay calm and jump immediately if you can't. Not many people can have time to think about all the problems slowly and carefully, just grasp the points they can get. Moreover, in a limited time, we should make a choice according to the score of the topic. There is no need to review before taking the written test. Just look at current events, review the basic knowledge, cheer up and take a good hand to the field test. There doesn't seem to be a clock in the classroom of Northern University, so a watch is a must for both walking and independent exams.

② Interview: (about 15-30min per person)

The interview of self-enrollment in Fada University should be quite satisfactory and will not be called abnormal. Let me talk about my interview. The interview order will be decided by drawing lots after the written examination.

Interview: After waiting for a long time from a preparation room, I was taken to the door of the interview classroom, sat on a stool, and then accompanied by someone who should be a teaching assistant. It is said that these teachers are super good and will chat with you and help you relax.

Then, you enter the interview classroom: there are three professors sitting below, usually the examiner in the middle. They are older, but their smiles are bright and kind, which makes you feel warm and warm. Then the male professor on the left is ethereal, ignoring you, yawning occasionally, pretending that you are the biggest trick in his BS, and his brothers and sisters can ignore him directly. The professor on the right will be more serious, ask serious questions and be a little unsmiling. I don't know what kind of interviewer you will meet, and it may not be like I met three male professors with different personalities. Anyway, I just stare at you and see the most pleasing thing.

First of all, introduce yourself, grasp the length by yourself and look at the examiner's expression. If they are impatient, you can finish early. Then the examiner will ask you to write an interview question. There will be a piece of material on it and you will be asked questions according to the material. I chose a passage from In Memory of Bethune and asked me three questions.

First, what is the "spirit" mentioned in the article commemorating Bethune? Would you please talk about your understanding of this spirit? The answer should be the spirit of "not for yourself, for others". I answered "the spirit of serving the people", depressed, and then began to speak. -I elaborated from the perspectives of individuals, others, society, past, present and future development, and then used some examples that touched the top ten people in China)

[Note: You don't need perfect answers when interviewing, but you must have your own unique opinions and thinking, and look at the problem as comprehensively, dialectically, horizontally, deeply and positively as possible. And don't talk empty talk, you can quote some books you have read and examples you know (new social hotspots)]

Second, please talk about the difference between egoism and altruism? How to make a choice.

(Because I mentioned Cong Fei and altruism in my last question, I guess that's why the professor raised this question. The unity of personal value and social value, I am talking nonsense. Pay attention to the unique viewpoint just mentioned, but it can't be a viewpoint that denies the mainstream consciousness of society and reverses right and wrong. When answering the question of "choice", keep a low profile, try to speak pragmatically and avoid empty talk. And put forward practical views in combination with their own or social hotspots. )

Third, you introduce yourself as "filial piety". How do you understand filial piety? Or the filial piety of this era.

I pulled a few words of ancient Chinese, and then I began to understand the meaning and concepts. Before discussing this topic, we must first determine what is filial piety. Filial piety is * * * and should be * *, but it is actually misunderstood as the conflict between * * distinguishing should and should, filial piety and foolish filial piety, and filial piety and loyalty. Then I told my own experience and story. )