The number of graduate schools in 1 and 20 17 depends on which enrollment units have insufficient volunteers. The adjustment majors that all enrollment units need to accept will not be released until the national line is announced.

2. Usually, there are several requirements for adjustment: First, the initial test results meet the "Basic Requirements for National Initial Test Results", the first volunteer major in the area to be adjusted; Second, it meets the specific requirements of transferring schools, such as the unified examination subjects are the same as the re-examination majors to be transferred to schools, and the self-proposition subjects are the same or similar; 3. The major to be transferred is similar to or related to the first volunteer major, and meets the requirements for transferring to a major as stipulated in the Admissions Guide. You can check the specific admission conditions or requirements on the website of the school to be transferred. If you have any questions, please consult the Admissions Office directly.

3. Generally speaking, schools in non-key districts may have insufficient applicants or online users due to their low ranking or geographical location. It is suggested to go to official website, an enrollment unit, to learn about the transfer information in previous years and choose 3-5 alternative transfer schools. After the online dispensing system is opened, you can log in to the dispensing system to see if you need to accept dispensing.