College enrollment should first look at the first choice, and only when the number of applicants for the first choice is insufficient will the candidates' second choice be considered.

Take the above two universities as examples. Suppose Tianjin University of Science and Technology recruits 40 national defense students in Tianjin on 20 1 1, and the number of first volunteers is 150. According to the principle of merit-based admission, the Admissions Office will recruit the top 40 students, and the 40th student will score 500 points. The same is true of Changsha Institute of Technology.

If Tianjin University of Science and Technology recruits 40 national defense students in Tianjin this year, it happens that many candidates dare not take Tianjin University of Science and Technology as their first choice this year, and only 30 people take Tianjin University of Science and Technology as their first choice. In this way, in order to make up the students, we will choose one from the other according to the grades from high to low until 40 students are made up.

However, national defense colleges are less advanced, and Tianjin University of Science and Technology and Changsha University of Science and Technology are both good schools. The competition is relatively large, and the number of applicants is generally large. The number of first volunteer applicants will definitely exceed the planned enrollment quota, and there is basically no second volunteer enrollment.

The landlord's score and registration plan are rather embarrassing, which is estimated to be a bit hanging. If you take Changsha University of Science and Technology as your first choice, you can definitely go there. Your score of 482 is higher than your admission score of 476.

Good luck to the landlord! ~~

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