What is it like to participate in independent enrollment at a higher education institution?

As a participant in this year's independent enrollment, I accompanied my son to participate in the exams of three schools, and I want to tell everyone that I don't want my children to sacrifice their usual time and deliberately prepare for independent enrollment, such as competing for some kind of award. Because only about 3% of the people who are eligible for a score reduction, and of these 3%, either the score is exceeded, or the score reduction is not enough, and only about 20% of those who happen to use this qualification are qualified. In the end, less than 1% of people benefit from independent admissions.

Is it worth paying so much for independent enrollment, especially when you delay other homework for independent enrollment?

It's best to stop independent enrollment immediately! Otherwise, it will not only harm the college teachers, but also the students who refer to it, and even more harm to the credibility of the only fair college entrance examination system that still exists, until it disappears completely! The reason for this is that I slowly realized it.

Maybe that's the only way out for me, because I had a problem with my performance during the college entrance examination, and my grades were very poor, and then I could only take the independent admissions exam, although I didn't have a school I liked, I had no way, I had to go.

The road of independent enrollment is really not easy to take, and more than 90% of them have become cannon fodder, which is unavoidable. In addition to luck, the most important thing is to rely on strength, and those who are not good at the second and third countries (except for signing contracts directly with universities at the finals) were eliminated in the interview process.

I still remember a dean of Peking University mentioned that the students I saw in this year's interview were carved out of a mold, and they had participated in some kind of training and obtained some interview "treasure books" at a glance. I personally really feel the same way.

I haven't been very good at studying, and then I've always loved to study, and they all said that I had no hope for the college entrance examination, so they arranged for me to take an independent entrance exam, and then I was successfully admitted.

Those who are spraying self-recruitment are completely ignorant of independent enrollment. This is the reform of the country, and it is aimed at students with strong comprehensive qualities, rather than high school students who only know how to study by death. I am self-enrolled, and the college entrance examination is reduced to a paragraph.

Independent enrollment is indeed difficult, but it is not so scary, mainly because there is more preparation in advance.

People who haven't been involved in this situation really can't put themselves in the shoes of the process. But I would say that being yourself, it's really important. Because the routine can be learned by anyone, it is really worthless.

The high school teacher said that the independent entrance exam was better and simpler, and the admission score was relatively low, and then he listened to the teacher. And that's exactly what it turned out to be.

Although I didn't participate in interview training, my father also found me a training institution, and before the college entrance examination, he also spent a sum of money to buy an interview guide from this institution. I watched it carefully, but in fact, I realized afterwards that it really didn't work.

I am fortunate to be seen by the younger students who want to participate in the independent enrollment interview in the future, and the first thing I want to say is that I must not participate in any so-called interview training.

I realized later that it was really useless for me to prepare so much university history, school motto, and so on. The questions are too random, you can't memorize them at all, and he won't take the test if you memorize them.

My child took the school exam, which lasted for 4 days, including a written test and a comprehensive interview, and it was said that it was definitely more difficult than the college entrance examination. When a child faces the rows of examiners sitting in top schools, and those questions you never know the answer to, those who say that self-recruitment is a matter of interest, you are slapped in the face.

Independent enrollment in colleges and universities is the best way to select special talents, and it should be promoted.

Don't go to any training institution to study, it's useless to waste money.

In the competition for country one, self-recruitment is basically stable.

It is unfair to say that self-recruitment may not understand the existence of partial geniuses.

I have seen people who are 70 points in Chinese and 200 in mathematics, and finally self-recruited with a perfect score in physics, and are now in the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

However, there are some differences between different schools, please refer to the admission guidelines of each school for details. The independent enrollment examination hires experts to set up a comprehensive quality interview expert group to conduct comprehensive quality interviews for candidates.

Self-enrollment. I can't tell if it's a rubber band that has jumped tight, and it's the fault of overstudying.

We're both down there, they're flying in the sky, isn't that what it feels like??