Generally, parallel volunteer can apply for 4-6 universities. If you are admitted to one, after filling in one volunteer, the system will take out two volunteers to fill in. You can continue to fill in, or you can choose not to fill in. If you are admitted to two books, you can continue to fill in three books or complete the college.

Please note that the first school can fill in a little higher, that is, it is about 500 higher than your college entrance examination score, the second and third schools can fill in the same ranking as your college entrance examination score, and the fourth school can fill in a little lower, which is more secure.

Candidates must pay attention to the first choice when filling in the college entrance examination volunteers. Because the enrollment institutions first get the electronic files of the first volunteer candidates. If candidates put their favorite major behind, when the number of candidates who want to go online first is enough, the admissions agency will not want other volunteers.

Candidates should pay attention to the first choice when filling in their volunteers, but at the same time, they should not ignore the second choice. When the candidate's first choice can't be accepted for some reason during the admission process, the second choice will become the best choice for the candidate.

Carefully obey the adjustment:

In order to increase the chances of being admitted, many candidates will choose to obey the adjustment when volunteering. Therefore, when candidates fill in their volunteers, they can't ignore obedience adjustment, especially for some candidates with low grades or poor competitiveness.

It is also important to consider employment prospects and development prospects when choosing university volunteers. Choosing a good major is the common goal of all students, but before choosing a major and an institution, the first thing to do is to have a full and comprehensive understanding of yourself. Know your own personality characteristics, comprehensive ability and future career planning. These factors will determine the subsequent voluntary choice.