What is your first choice? Hurry

If you don't make it clear whether your provincial college volunteer is a parallel volunteer, if it is a parallel volunteer, after you are submitted by this school, the major you fill in is not admitted, and you do not fill in the major to obey the adjustment, you will be withdrawn by the school, and the second and third schools you fill in will not be able to admit you.

If it is a traditional volunteer, the school filled in earlier is not admitted, and if there are still vacancies in the school filled in later, you will still be admitted.

If your province is a parallel volunteer, and the specialty is also implemented, then mine is of great help to you... If you fill in the professional scores are not up to the school admission line, and you do not obey the adjustment, the result will be withdrawn, if it is a batch, then you have a great possibility of falling into the second batch. In other words, parallel volunteering is a round of pitching, when your volunteer enters the first school.

After being withdrawn, the second and third schools will not admit you. If it's not a parallel volunteer, but a gradient volunteer, it's multiple rounds of pitching, and it's not enough for the first one to enter the second...

The number of volunteers in each batch of each province is different, if it is 6, I recommend the way of one flush three stable two pads, not the way of two punches and two stable two pads, I am worried that you can not rush and can not keep. If it is 5, it is recommended to flush three stable and one pad. If it's less, it's recommended to rush it, and it's more important to stabilize the pad. . .

I don't know how to ask questions.

If you want to go to a certain school, the ace major must be 10 points higher than the school's pitch line to be more promising.

If you pass the school's pitch line, but only fill in that one major, and the score of that major is very high and you are not enough, then you have to divide the school, some schools in order to keep a high score, will play ** again to confirm whether to obey the adjustment (but this is not much), and some are a pity that you will drop out, because you have already voted once, you will not be ranked.

The second and third schools are admitted, and you can only solicit parallel volunteers at most, and if you can't earn it, you can only go to a junior college.

If you are enough to be promoted, you will be admitted, but if you don't have enough professional points and don't obey the adjustment, you will be withdrawn, and once the file is removed from the examination institute, you will not be admitted to the following schools.

Not necessarily, second, try to choose to obey the adjustment in the future.

First choiceIt is the college volunteer that candidates fill in the first place in the volunteer column in each batch of admission, and it is also the most ideal college choice that candidates hope to be admitted.

The first choice is the candidate's choice in each admission batch, which is first submitted to the admissions institution for its choice of admission (here the volunteer priority submission method is used as an example). When the number of candidates of the first choice has reached the number of enrollment plans of the institution for the year, the university will no longer consider the second choice and its subsequent choice.

It's a candidate.

In other words, candidates who fill in this institution for their second choice and other subsequent choices will not have a chance of being admitted to this institution. It can be seen that the filling of the first choice is very important.

Sequential Volunteer Filling Skills.

1. The first choice is the key.

From the perspective of "technology and scores", if the admission score of the candidate's first choice school in the province has been generally stable in the past 2 or 3 years, the candidate's score should reach the middle of the school's admission score range in the previous year to be more sure, and there is also a certain room for choice.

If the admission score of the school selected by the candidate in the province has been "high and low" in the past 2 to 3 years, the candidate's score should reach the upper end of the admission score range to be more sure.

2. The second choice should be a "guaranteed" volunteer.

According to the "sequential volunteering" filing method, the second choice school filled in by the candidate must be the school with insufficient students in the first choice, and must not feel that his score is much higher than the actual admission score of the school in the previous year, so that the school can be used as the second choice school. Because although there are many schools whose admission scores are not very high in the batch, there is an abundant source of first-choice students, and the admission is basically the first-choice candidates.

The first choice is the school and major you want to go to, and if you are not successfully admitted, you will be postponed to the second choice.

However, some of the more popular universities will not admit the second choice at all, but they have already admitted enough places in the first choice. Therefore, for students, they should try to give themselves more opportunities when filling in the volunteers, and they can be admitted when they strive for the first choice.

The first choice to fill in the note:

Self-positioning.

Candidates should be clear about what band their score is in and what university they can probably go to.

Profession should be hierarchical.

When filling in the six majors of a school, a certain gradient should be formed.

The school is professionally balanced.

Refer to your favorite majors and schools, and make a choice based on your score.

Refer to the old cut-offs.

When filling out the application, do not simply assume that the score of the second batch of voluntary schools must be lower than that of the first batch of voluntary schools.

Don't make comparisons.

When some students fill in the volunteers, their eyes are always fixed on the students around them, what school they apply for, and what school they apply for. As a result, some candidates either followed the crowd or blindly compared, and chose to apply for the volunteer in a daze. After studying for a year or two after the start of school, I realized that I had made the wrong choice.

Learn to build on your strengths and avoid your weaknesses.

When filling in the volunteers, you should learn to develop your strengths and avoid weaknesses according to your own situation, and at this time, the English oral test results have a greater reference role. If you don't get a good score in the oral exam, it's best to avoid filling in the English major.

The first choice of the college entrance examination is the candidate's choice to fill in the first position in the volunteer column in a batch, which is the candidate's most ideal college choice that he hopes to be admitted, and so on.

Any school can be filled, and the first school you fill in is your first choice.

It is you who want to be admitted as the first priority when you fill in the application. Moreover, there are a total of 9 parallel applications for the first choice, so in this first choice, you should fill in 9 of your favorite schools and majors.

As long as the parallel volunteer is implemented in your area, then all the volunteers in the first volunteer group belong to the first choice, and the second volunteer group belongs to the second choice.

1. The first choice is the college choice that candidates fill in the first place in each admission batch, and it is often the school choice that candidates most ideal and hope to be admitted. The first choice is the candidate's choice that the admissions department will first send to the admissions school for admission in each admission batch. When the number of candidates who meet the admission requirements of the first choice has reached the number of enrollment plans for the year, the university will no longer consider the candidates who have filled in its second choice and other volunteers, that is to say, the candidates who have filled in the second choice and other Hu Hui volunteers who have filled in the university will not have the opportunity to let them choose.

2. The second choice is the candidate's school wish to fill in the second bad auction position in each admission batch, and it is often the candidate's more satisfactory school choice. When the first choice is not successful, candidates generally hope that the second choice will be realized. The second choice is the second choice of the candidates sent by the admissions department to the admissions school for the second time in each admission batch.

All colleges and universities that admit less than the number of first-choice candidates in the enrollment plan must select additional candidates from the candidates who have filled in the second choice of the school. This means that the candidate's second choice will only work if the school has not completed the enrollment plan after being admitted to the first choice.

Summary. Dear, the first choice refers to the first school you choose when filling in the college entrance examination, and there are multiple school volunteers for candidates to choose, among which the first choice is the most important, in the same batch, you must be admitted in the order of choice. 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 admission score is withdrawn due to improper selection of majors, the candidate needs to transfer to the second choice or other voluntary admission.

Dear, the first choice refers to the first school you choose when filling in the college entrance examination, and there are multiple school volunteers for candidates to choose, among which the first choice is the most important, in the same batch, you must be admitted in the order of choice. If the candidate's score does not reach the admission score of the first choice Orange Grove School, or although the admission score is reached, but due to improper selection of majors, Pi Xiang needs to transfer to the second choice or his choice for admission.

At the same time, I hope to kiss, don't worry, the high no-bustle exam volunteer has not yet filled in the liquid annual report, I believe you will be admitted to the college you expect in your heart, I wish you the title of the gold list, "The spring breeze is proud, and you can see all the Chang'an flowers in one day." Macro Potato".

The first choice is the candidate's choice to fill in the first position in the volunteer column in the first batch, and it is the candidate's most ideal college choice that he hopes to be admitted. The second and third choices are the choices that go after the application is filled.

There are multiple school volunteers for candidates to choose from when filling in the college entrance examination, among which the first choice is the most important.

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.

Professional reporting is limited. Candidates need to refer to the "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination for Enrollment of Ordinary Colleges and Universities" and the "School Enrollment Regulations" when filling in the college entrance examination application.

The "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination" is divided into four major parts to restrict the voluntary schools and majors that candidates fill in, the first part is "what diseases cannot be applied for", the second part is "what diseases are not suitable for the relevant majors of the school", the third part is "what diseases are not suitable for majors", and the fourth part is the standards stipulated by the army, public security academies and some new disciplines.

When filling in the volunteers, candidates and parents should read the "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination" and carefully check the relevant provisions of the "School Enrollment Regulations" according to the selected institution and major. Different colleges (majors) have different requirements for the physical conditions of candidates, and after the physical examination, the physical examination recommendations will be told to the candidates.

Candidates who have passed the physical examination but have restricted majors must avoid the restricted majors when applying for volunteers, and pay attention to the requirements for the physical conditions of candidates in the "School Enrollment Regulations", otherwise they will be eliminated due to physical conditions when admitted. Candidates can only have a strict grasp of their physical examination, not loose, and cannot have a fluke mentality.

Yes. Follow the voluntary and admitted batches.

At the same time, all the files were submitted to one school.

It should be pointed out that although the full rate of the first choice reflects the overall situation of the admission of each college in a certain batch of admission, behind it is the situation of the candidates filling in the volunteers, which is closely related to whether the candidates can take the second choice. Obviously, the higher the full rate of the first choice, the less likely the candidate is to be admitted to the second choice, because the institution always admits the first-choice candidate first, and then admits the second-choice candidate. In terms of the process of electronic file turnover, if candidate A's test score does not meet the transfer line of the first choice school, or although it meets the registration line, it is not admitted (because the institution can raise the file between 100-120%, which is possible), the candidate will automatically participate in the admission of the second choice.

However, if the candidate's second-choice school is full when the first-choice candidate is admitted, then even if the candidate's score exceeds the school's first-choice transfer line, or even exceeds it by a lot, it will not be put into the computer file, so it will not be admitted to the school. It's a bit like what we usually call "first come, first served".

The high rate of filling up a volunteer sends an obvious signal to candidates: when filling in a volunteer, they must be as scientific as possible, imitate the rest of the car, and make a hit as much as possible. Because whether you fill in the big cavity is not only a question of whether you can go to an ideal school, but sometimes it is also a question of whether you can go to school.

In this year's admission, some candidates were finally admitted to the junior college batch although their scores were on the control line of the undergraduate batch; Some candidates have scores on the control line of the second batch of undergraduates, but in the end they have no school to attend, and most of them may be related to the fact that the first choice is too high and they are not admitted to the closed first choice school.