How difficult is it for liberal arts students to get into 985?

The difficulty of liberal arts students getting into 985 is analyzed from two aspects.

1, from the perspective of knowledge.

Liberal arts students have very high requirements for the breadth of knowledge, and often need to make the past serve the present, while science students pay more attention to the clarity of knowledge and the corresponding specialization, so liberal arts students' college entrance examination questions are much more flexible and more difficult to answer than science students.

2, from the subject learning method.

Liberal arts are basically based on extensive knowledge and rote memorization, which requires understanding, while science students' mastery of various knowledge points is based on understanding, on which they can make necessary memories, so the study time of liberal arts is more tense than that of science students, and they also pay more attention to their usual accumulation.

Here comes the new liberal arts:

The construction of new liberal arts needs multiple talents and forms multiple achievements. It is a great challenge for universities to evaluate these talents and achievements. Chen Peng explained that the talents and achievements of the new liberal arts may not only come from a certain discipline, but also the questions raised and the methods adopted may not be within the vision of traditional disciplines.

"Many achievements of the new liberal arts may also be different from those of the traditional liberal arts. It may be a solution rather than a paper, a content editing system rather than a research report, an algorithm rather than an academic monograph. "

This requires an innovative evaluation system. Zhu Yongbiao, a professor at Lanzhou University, pointed out that in the construction of new liberal arts, we cannot simply apply the standards and evaluation system of science and engineering, nor can we expect to get results in a short time.

Refer to the above content: People's Network-The new liberal arts is coming. This is an exploration of cross-border integration.