About independent enrollment, urgent! I would like to ask about independent admissions, I hope you c

No impact!! Absolutely no impact!! Even if you are guaranteed, you can end up choosing another school!!

There is only one case: if you have an agreement with the school, you can only go to the school specified in the agreement. And, not everyone can sign an agreement with the university, because once the agreement is signed, even if you fail to take the college entrance examination and don't even meet the first line, that school must admit you...

Therefore, the students who can sign an agreement with the university must be students with excellent grades (or they may be ethnic minorities or families of martyrs).

It's better for you to give up the school you recruited yourself and go to school... There are many examples of this in our school!!

I've heard from the teacher that independent enrollment is after it is passed.

The school will admit students with reduced scores as a condition for admission.

Or you can be directly admitted as an admission condition, that is, you can not take the college entrance examination.

For example, there are students in our class who have participated in independent enrollment before the college entrance examination, and some of them have not taken the college entrance examination and have stayed at home for half a year ......

There is also a kind of one that drops by 30 points.

If you have passed the independent admission, it doesn't matter if you take the college entrance examination and take the entrance examination to other schools.

It is still up to the students to decide which school to go to.

But it's better to ask if it's like that.

As for the impact, it doesn't have much impact on the school, it doesn't have much impact on me.

Yes, it doesn't matter, I'm pretty sure I was like this last year, and our classmates took two independent admissions.

The syllabus for independent admissions for the school you are applying for has it:

Generally, one of the following three conditions must be met to be eligible to register for the independent entrance examination:

1. Won a national Olympiad award (mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, computer technology) or similar or above in high school.

2. In high school, he has won the title of municipal three good students or the honorary title of the same level or above.

3. Applicants with a letter of recommendation from the principal and a certificate of recommendation from the school are acceptable.

Generally, universities will only accept your application if they meet one of these three conditions.

If the landlord is not the kind of student who scores more than one n, I suggest that it is better to prepare for the college entrance examination with all his might.

To put it bluntly, independent enrollment is to admit the outstanding top students of excellent high schools in advance, and the results are still based on the results, one to ensure that they will not make mistakes in the college entrance examination, and the other is to admit students in advance. If the grades are not good, it is impossible to participate in independent enrollment at all.

Or students who are particularly good in some areas, but this is rare.

The above refers to prestigious schools.

A small number of non-prestigious universities will also recruit students independently, so you can try it.