Candidates can directly fill in the category name when filling in their volunteers. Candidates admitted in this way will study the basic courses of 1-2 years before the undergraduate stage, and then choose a major within the scope of the department after learning and understanding the disciplines and majors.
For example, in the enrollment major of a university, mathematics and applied mathematics, information and computing science and statistics are unified as "mathematics" enrollment. This is a common enrollment model adopted by many colleges and universities, that is, in the same department, regardless of major, only fill in the volunteers according to the major categories of departments.
For example, we often see news communication, business administration, materials, machinery and so on. What needs to be explained here is that when candidates fill in their volunteers, they must find out the sub-majors under a certain category. If there is a particularly unacceptable major, you should fill it in carefully, because in the future, you may be assigned to this major when the major is diverted.
According to the first-level disciplines (groups) or two disciplines (groups), this is the most common form at present. The majors included in this enrollment major category are similar in general disciplines, and some disciplines or majors with similar characteristics or the same attributes are merged together. For example, an agricultural university unified four majors of agronomy, plant protection, horticulture, seed science and engineering to enroll students in "plant production".
At the same time, there are also students from different disciplines, majors and colleges who study basic courses in a unified way after entering school for one or two years, and then they are diverted to different majors to study specific professional courses. For example, combine management majors with social work majors and enroll students according to public management.