If you are not satisfied with the school you have been admitted to, can you reapply?

First of all, I'm excited about your question.

I would like to ask, are you talking about admission and re-entry for undergraduate admission or graduate admission?

Let's divide the two cases;

First, if you have completed the college entrance examination, you need to fill in the major, and once you are admitted, you will be promoted. Now it's computer entry, computer filing, but once admitted, it can't be reversed. If you are unable to be admitted to the first major from the first major to the last major, consider whether you are "subject to adjustment".

But if a school admits you, you can't reapply again.

May I ask you whether you are dissatisfied with your major or the school, the college entrance examination is a competition for thousands of troops, if you can pass the test, don't give up easily. Every school has unsatisfactory places, the major is too bad, the roommates are too scum, the environment is too poor, the place is too far away... It doesn't matter, college is just a place for academic qualifications, and it's not all in the future. If you don't like the major, then you can apply to adjust the major, so that you don't have to change schools, and you can also be a little more satisfied now.

Second, if you are a graduate student and are not satisfied with the school you applied to, you can only transfer schools or take the exam again. But I still say the same thing, as long as the computer enters and files you, you can't re-report.

So, no matter what, life choices are just the beginning, and the important thing is to operate well.

I hope you can be satisfied, thanks.

If I am not satisfied with the admission school, can I withdraw and re-apply? If you want to be resurrected, this ** must see! For the parents of senior high school candidates and new college entrance examination candidates, there is a certain reference role in how to choose a university, choose a major, and fill in the new college entrance examination volunteers.

After being accepted into a university, what are the implications of not going to report if you think the school is not ideal?

I'm sorry to tell you, because your file has been seized by that junior college, and there is no information about you on the Internet. It will be in more than ten days.

This is not a no-option. Unless you give up all your aspirations, you just don't go to the school you admitted to this year. Repeat for one year.

Either you will go to the school you are admitted to and take the transfer exam in your freshman year, so that you can change schools and majors.

No, unless you repeat it, you will report Luo again next year.

After the candidate has officially filled out the volunteer card, he or she should sign the volunteer card with his or her parents. Once the candidate's volunteer is reported to the Municipal College Admissions Office, no one shall propose to change it for any reason, and the violator shall be severely dealt with in accordance with the relevant national regulations. In the past, there have been individual candidates who have submitted applications to cancel some of their preferences during the admission period, but the Municipal Admissions Committee has not approved them.

If a candidate is allowed to cancel a certain choice he or she has filled in, the candidate may be admitted to the next batch of voluntary colleges, which will inevitably affect the interests of other candidates participating in the next batch of voluntary admission, and affect the fairness and impartiality of the admission work. Therefore, as long as your volunteer card is reported to the city university office, it cannot be changed.

There are very few opportunities, probably not.

This ......The crux of the question is, if you are not satisfied with this school, why should you choose it when you fill out the application......

Generally speaking, there are only the following options for being admitted to the wrong school in the college entrance examination:

1. If the candidate is not satisfied with the major of the school, then he or she can choose to change the major after admission.

2. If the candidate is not satisfied with the school, then he can directly contact the admissions office to withdraw the file, of course, the process will definitely be more complicated, and then take the college entrance examination in the second year, that is, repeat.

3. If the candidate does not want to go to the school where he was admitted, and does not want to repeat the manuscript, he can only give up his studies, go directly into the society, work and live a part-time job, or learn a technology, and then look for a job.

1. If you are admitted and do not want to register, if you are not satisfied with your major, you can learn about the system of changing majors in colleges and universities and strive to change majors. If you are not satisfied with the school, students from junior colleges can also go on to undergraduate studies through the college entrance examination, and you can take a look at the school's admission channels.

2. If you don't want to report to work, you can also not go to check-in. Colleges and universities will be deemed to have given up their admission qualifications if they fail to register within the time limit. However, it is best to call the admissions office of the university that admitted you before the start of the semester to explain the situation.

There is only one chance to fill in the volunteers, either you will drop to the solicitation of volunteers, or repeat the second year to fill in again, otherwise there will be no second chance for you to refill the school. If you still have no questions, it's best to ask the head teacher.