Question 15 on whether the profession is subject to transfer

It can only be said that it is possible that your admission is not based on the score line of the school you are applying for, but according to the score line of the major you are applying for, and the admission score line of different majors is different...

Relatively speaking, the score line of the school's better majors and popular majors will be higher than the admission line of the school, so please see if the major you apply for is a popular major of the school when you choose (generally marked on the enrollment brochure), if not, you can rest assured that you do not obey, if it is a popular major, you still refer to the admission line of the major in previous years (it is generally not easy to find), but more than 30 points should not be a big problem.

I can't tell you exactly what it must be, I can only use it as a reference, and the specific decision is up to you to weigh it, I hope it will help you.

It's generally no problem to be so much higher than the pitch line.

But consider the question:

First of all, is your school well-known? The pitch line is only the minimum score of the school, which only means that you are eligible, and the second does not guarantee that you will be able to get in.

Second, look at your major. For this, you can refer to the "College Entrance Examination Voluntary Filling Reference" to see the situation in the first three years. Take a look at the average admission score of the school you want to apply for that year, the pitch line of that year, and the score of the major you want to take.

Good luck.

It is normal to be higher than the admission line, and there are people who are higher than you, and the obedience adjustment is mainly applied to, if there are more people with higher scores than you, then the major you apply for is full, and there is no part for you, and there are vacancies in other majors in the school, so you will be transferred.

Whether you fill in or not depends mainly on your dedication to that school and major, if you are applying for the school, then the transfer is a must, and it is also a must to apply for political, police, and military academies. If you are aiming for a professional newspaper, you can consider several more suitable schools, and it is relatively easy to choose a competitive one. Of course, you can choose it with 100% certainty.

Under what circumstances will professional adjustment be carried out? Answer: When your score is enough for the score line of the school you are applying for, but not enough to enter the major you are applying for, you will be adjusted to the major.

In some schools, if you choose to disobey, even if the score is enough, you will not be admitted to the attack, is there such a situation? Answer: If you have enough scores in the major, you can be admitted, but if the score deviates from the major, you can enter other majors in the school if you obey the adjustment, and if you do not obey the adjustment, you will not be able to be admitted to the world.

When filling in the volunteers, a school should fill in three volunteers, if you choose to obey the professional adjustment, is it stupid to adjust in these three majors or in other majors? Answer: The transfer of majors that are not full in the school.

What if you choose to disobey? A: If you do not obey, you will be admitted by the second choice school if you are not admitted to the first choice, but the later you choose, the lower the probability of being admitted. Beg.

Obeying the professional adjustment means that the school has passed the line of the school but cannot be admitted to the reported major, and at the same time, the school still has a major that is not full and can be admitted, so that if you obey the professional adjustment, you will be admitted to the unfilled major, if you do not obey the adjustment, the school will not be admitted, so you will be withdrawn. Summary: Obedience to the adjustment is equal to choosing one of all majors in the college.

Obeying the major adjustment will affect the admission of intentional majors, because the current system starts with high scores, for example, if you apply for a major in finance and accounting, it has reached the minimum pitch line of this school, but because this major has been full, it will be transferred to other majors that have not been filled, and the major that will go is likely to be an unpopular major with fewer applicants. Obeying the adjustment can indeed ensure that candidates who reach the minimum submission line can go to the school, but it cannot guarantee that they can learn the majors filled in. Therefore, you need to be cautious when filling in whether to obey the adjustment, and consider whether you want a school or a major, after all, it is not easy for students to change majors at present.

Another is to obey the adjustment of colleges and universities. Obeying the adjustment of colleges and universities is only effective if the schools in the reported volunteers fail to admit them, and this probability is generally very low, because colleges and universities will not accept students who have not filled in the school's volunteers, so it is rare for colleges and universities to adjust unless special circumstances occur. Therefore, there is no need to worry about transferring to other colleges and universities after being admitted to the major you are applying for.