The so-called college entrance examination adjustment. It means that there are several majors to choose from after the college entrance examination scores reach the investment line of a school. On the premise of obeying the adjustment, look at the college entrance examination scores. If the score is not enough for the first volunteer major, it will not be accepted by the first volunteer major, but also depends on whether the score meets the second and third volunteer majors ... until the score is pushed to the Selected Graduates major that can be admitted, or the score of the Selected Graduates major is not reached, the school will automatically assign the non-Selected Graduates major that meets the score line, that is, Selected Graduates after the adjustment. If you don't obey the adjustment, the selected major can't reach the college entrance examination score, so you can't be admitted to the school, that is, you may not be admitted to the selected school if you don't obey the adjustment.