How do I fill in my first choice? Is it to choose a school that is slightly better than your grades?

Generally, it can be like this....But before you do that, you need to estimate your own strength...If you don't have enough strength to go to the school you fill in...Going in only adds to the pressure...When the time comes, the results will not go up but down....

No matter which volunteer, the first thing to consider is the direction of your interests, followed by the question of estimating the possibility of admission, and find a balance between the subjective and objective contradictions, so anyone's opinion can be referenced, but the key is to look at your own interests!

You have to look at the admission score of various schools in previous years, so that you can accurately grasp the admission hit rate.

Look at your personal preferences and majors, and look at the score line of the school you fill in, of course.

It's best to choose a school based on your own strength.

It is best to follow the actual situation, to see clearly whether it is only a wish or a wish, and it is better to apply for a good major rather than just look at the school.

It depends on whether the first choice of the school you filled in a few days ago was full, if this is the case (provided that you still want to take a book), don't take this risk.

It can't be slightly better, if you brush it down, there is no good major.

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Generally speaking, it is.

Under normal circumstances, the difference between each volunteer is about 5 points, and the difference between the last guaranteed volunteer is more than that to ensure that you are admitted.

It is best not to fill in the parallel volunteer method to fill in the school with a higher score than yourself, so as not to be withdrawn from the file. If the first volunteer must rush to rush, you must fill in the first volunteer to obey the adjustment.

The level of the admission score.

In the same batch of colleges, due to the differences in the history, popularity, strength, and region of the colleges, the admission scores of the same batch of colleges and universities are high and low, and the level difference of admission scores is naturally formed. This difference determines the order and position of various colleges and universities in the admission process.

Therefore, candidates should refer to the average score, average rank and admission score range of the colleges and universities to be admitted in the same batch in the same batch, so that the admission scores between the colleges and universities they apply for show a gradient from high to low. On the whole, the score gradient between parallel institutions should be controlled at 5-8 points, which is regarded as a reasonable match.

Summary: Yes. The first choice refers to the fact that there are multiple school volunteers for candidates to choose when filling in the college entrance examination, among which the first choice is the most important, and in the same batch, it must be admitted in the order of choice.

Voluntary Filling:Under normal circumstances, when students fill in the application, the first choice will be filled in relatively high, which belongs to the kind of luck, and only some permission can be reported.

OK. According to the rules for filling in parallel volunteers, candidates can usually fill in 6 school volunteers, and each school can choose 4-6 professional volunteers. When filling in the volunteers, candidates can try to fill in the volunteers according to their own situation, so as to increase the chances of admission.

In addition, the number of schools that can be filled in by parallel volunteers in different provinces is different, although most of them are 6 volunteers, but it does not rule out other possibilities. For example, because of the new college entrance examination, Zhejiang adopts the method of filling in professional volunteers, which is different from other provinces.

That's what I filled in last year. The score of the first choice is lower than that of the second choice, and the admission score of yours must be the first choice

It is generally correct to fill in the university rankings from the highest to the lowest in previous years, so as to ensure that the high score is not low.

Yes, that's how the parallel volunteer is filled.

Generally, you can fill in the first choice of the school that is higher than your score line, but it is likely that you will not be able to choose a good major. If you are confused about the major of the university and feel that you can learn anything, you can fill it in like this, but if you are not a person who can do anything in the major, it is recommended not to choose this way.

When choosing a school, if there is a major that you are interested in, it is best to choose a school with a strong major and a guarantee that you can go to with a score. After all, the difference between a school with a high score and a school that you can go to is not too big at the school level, but if you are transferred to a bad major, it will become very difficult to find a job.

If you don't have a mine at home, or go to college and just live as a gangster, it is recommended to choose a major that takes precedence over school. Changing majors is really not a particularly easy thing to trace, and many majors in college are pits, and when you look for a job, you will understand that you will regret it for the rest of your life if you choose the wrong one.

Even if you get into a good school, but you learn a bad major that you don't like, it's easy to be unmotivated to study, and changing majors usually depends on the grades of the freshman year and other advantages, and there will be more excellent people than your own strong schools, not everyone can transfer to their favorite major when they enter a good school.

The first choice of the college entrance examination can only be applied to one college, and the parallel choice can be applied to four colleges.

If the candidate's score does not reach the admission score of the first choice school, or although the admission score is reached, but the candidate is withdrawn due to improper selection of majors, he or she needs to transfer to the second choice or other voluntary admission.

From the perspective of the application rules, the first choice is given priority to the second choice, that is to say, the first choice of the first choice, in the first choice of the school that has completed the enrollment plan, generally no longer admit the second choice of candidates.

About 500 people are tall.

When filling in the school, pay attention to the first school can be filled in a little higher, that is, about 500 places higher than the college entrance examination score ranking, the second and third fill in the same ranking as your college entrance examination score, and the fourth can be filled in a little lower, which is more secure.

You can fill in four schools for the college entrance examination, and each school can fill in six majors. If you are admitted to one book, after filling in one volunteer, the system will come out with two volunteers, you can continue to fill in or choose not to fill in; If you are admitted to the second book, you can continue to fill in the third book after filling it out.

First-choice filling skills.

Reasonable matching of parallel volunteers to form an effective gradient. The principle of reasonable collocation is generally not to fill in all the colleges with higher scores, nor all the colleges with lower scores.

You can fill in one or several institutions with high scores, and you also need to fill in one or several institutions with moderate or low scores. Once the colleges with higher scores can't vote, there are also colleges with moderate scores and lower scores to transition and guarantee. To form an effective gradient, it is not a simple rush, stability, and protection, but to be rushing, stable, and guaranteed.

1. The basic principle of filling in the parallel volunteer is: a certain score gradient should be set between several volunteers of the parallel volunteer, under normal circumstances, the difference between the volunteers is 5-8 points, and the difference between the last guaranteed volunteer is more, so as to ensure that the batch is recorded for caries 2. Candidates with average college entrance examination scores should not use the so-called rush advocated by education experts.

The first one to fill in your ideal school, about 10 high, not too high. The latter few are reported according to the score from high to low, with a score difference of about 10

In general, a difference of 5-8 points between each choice is appropriate, depending on the specific situation of the university.

Candidates' preferences refer to the colleges and majors selected by candidates, and are a comprehensive reflection of candidates' aspirations, aspirations, hobbies, personality and abilities. Filling in the volunteer is actually a "two-way choice" between the candidate and the institution: on the one hand, the candidate expresses his wish by filling in the volunteer, that is, what kind of college he yearns for, what major he likes, etc.; On the other hand, all ordinary colleges and universities take the candidates' wishes as the basic basis for admission, and select qualified freshmen from a large number of applicants.

It is of great significance for candidates to fill in their preferences reasonably.

The basic basis is to select qualified freshmen from a large number of applicants. It is of great significance for candidates to fill in their preferences reasonably. Therefore, when filling in the volunteers, candidates should fully consider the needs of the country and personal interests and hobbies, combined with their college entrance examination results, as far as possible to fill in the appropriate grade of colleges (majors), not only to improve the admission rate, but also to lay a good foundation for the comprehensive development of the society in the future, candidates, parents and schools should pay attention to the link of filling in the volunteers.