Legal analysis: after being admitted to the university, you can go back to school to repeat your studies. The specific suggestions are as follows: 1. If you are going to repeat, it is generally recommended not to fill in the college entrance examination volunteers and leave the admission opportunities to other students who want to go to school. This is a virtue. 2. If you have already applied to the university, the letter of admission to the college entrance examination has arrived, and you don't want to study, this is ok, and it will basically have no effect on the next year's re-study. 3. If you don't take the college entrance examination on time after filling in the college entrance examination volunteers, the impact on the coming year is as follows: If you fill in the college entrance examination volunteers "A University A Major" next year after re-reading, it is assumed that this major only recruits 1 students. If he has the same score as another student in the college entrance examination, and it is this year, he will be given priority, because he was admitted to the college entrance examination last year and did not go to school, which is recorded. If you are higher than another student 1 point, you will still be admitted. The college entrance examination is admitted according to scores. 4. Under normal circumstances, the probability of applying for a major in a university with the same score is very small and can be ignored.

Legal basis: Measures for the Administration of Student Status in Full-time Colleges and Universities Article 1 Freshmen admitted to full-time colleges and universities in accordance with the enrollment regulations shall attend school on time with the admission notice and relevant documents stipulated by the school. Those who can't arrive at school on schedule for some reason should write a letter and attach the certificate of the original unit or the street or township where they are located, and ask for leave from the school. Holidays should generally not last more than two weeks. Those who leave their posts without leave or are late are deemed to be absent from work, and those who fail to report for more than two weeks are disqualified.