Two questions about volunteering. What are some of the issues that need to be considered when applyi

1: The university is divided into key (the first batch), undergraduate (the second batch), junior college (the third batch), and the school dignitaries, all of which start from the first batch in turn. The so-called early approval is to add another batch before each batch, then the admission process becomes:

Key Early Approval Schools--- Ordinary Key Schools--- Undergraduate Early Approval--Ordinary Undergraduate--College Early Approval--- Ordinary College. Of course, undergraduate and junior college are also divided into AB lines. In other words, if you apply for early approval, you will have one more chance of admission.

Majors approved in advance are generally under-reported, or special. For example, military academies, police academies, sports schools, teacher training classes and some agricultural studies. I applied for early approval, it doesn't matter if I don't admit it, it doesn't affect the back of the file, but most of the majors that are not very popular in advance, and the possibility of being recruited after passing the line is very high, depending on how you choose, if you like it, it doesn't matter, if it's just for insurance and one more chance, then you have to consider it.

Unnecessary two: choose the professional obedience, choose from the 6 majors in order, the first one is not the second...

Go down in turn. If you choose professional obedience, fill in all 6. Your first choice of major is written on the front.

5 Ming asked me.

Tiben? Is it approved in advance That can be reported or not reported Generally it has to be divided into higher levels of volunteers to block the back There are a lot of early approvals In addition to military schools, there are small languages, arts, and some schools will also have early approval in addition to these two You can check the Internet to see if there is a school you like.

Of course, the major is good, in the front, just leave a point or two between the two adjacent majors, when I report, it is, and the most important thing is that you must choose the one to obey the adjustment, so that there is no problem, you can ensure that you can enter a major first, and then you can't find a major you like too much, just fill in three or four, and then choose the one to obey the adjustment, it's no problem.

That's two volunteers, the first and second choices. When choosing, write down the first choice school you want to go to and the first choice major you want to study the most, if you obey the adjustment, then your major and school may change. So try to decide as best as possible.

1.Can the school pay for it? 2.Location of the school. 3.Whether your score is appropriate. 4.The school environment. 5.Later employment rates.

When applying for the volunteer examination, you need to consider the employment prospects, whether the major has better educational resources. As well as the acceptance rate of the major, how many places there are, these are all to be considered comprehensively.

The first is to choose the major you like, which is very important, and then you must choose those majors that are relatively easy to employ, otherwise it will be difficult to find a better job after graduation.