The difference in college admission refers to the professional difference, which is determined by the school and generally stipulated in the enrollment brochure. The setting within the grade difference can better enable colleges and universities to recruit outstanding candidates. Some colleges and universities have grade differences, so you should pay attention when filling in your volunteers. Generally speaking, the grade difference is 1-3 points, and some are as high as 5 points. Grade differences exist in a volunteer major, which has nothing to do with other volunteer majors.

What are the admission rules for professional differences?

If the candidate fails to enroll in the first major, he needs to drop 3 points in the second major, and then compare the scores with those of other candidates who fill in their volunteers. If you don't accept the second choice, choose the third choice with a score of 1 point, and compare it with other candidates who fill in this major as a choice, and so on.

Suppose that the grade difference of finance, statistics and business administration in an institution is "3 1 1", and each major has only one enrollment plan. Now there are three candidates, namely, candidate A with a score of 563, candidate B with a score of 562 and candidate C with a score of 56 1. All the three majors in this school have reached the score line. Among them, the volunteer order of candidates A and B is finance, statistics and business administration; Candidate C volunteered in the order of statistics, finance and business administration.