There are only two places on the college admission roster: one is your university and the other is your provincial examination institute. If it's convenient, you should go back to school. The school is familiar with it. Generally, it is a copy, and then it is marked "Original is a copy" and stamped. In the school, what can be provided is nothing more than three departments: school admissions office, academic affairs office and student affairs office. The situation in each school is different. If your school can't provide it, you can directly contact your provincial education department, which will issue it.

Go to the provincial education examination institute and come to the examination institute to handle it. The procedure is similar to that of the school, and there is also a copy of the official seal.

The origin of the "roster" is the booklet of the old login account, which is called "Huaming" and "Huahu". "Yuan Er" records: "The poor are rich and strong first, then poor and weak, and the rich are more first and then less, making a name for themselves."

The college enrollment roster is also called the freshman enrollment roster of ordinary colleges and universities. It is a summary of the information of students enrolled in your province after the college entrance examination. Signed by the competent leader and sealed by the office of the Provincial Admissions Committee. Students with the same major have a lot of detailed personal information, such as candidate number, name, gender, nationality, political outlook, date of birth, high school attendance, college entrance examination results, admission wishes, etc.

Legal basis: Article 29 of the Education Law Schools and other educational institutions shall exercise the following rights:

(1) Autonomous management in accordance with the articles of association; (2) Organizing the implementation of educational and teaching activities; (3) Recruiting students or other educatees; (four) the management of student status, the implementation of incentives or sanctions; (five) to issue corresponding academic certificates to the educated; (six) the appointment of teachers and other employees, the implementation of incentives or sanctions; (seven) the management and use of the facilities and funds of this unit; (eight) to reject any organization or individual's illegal interference in education and teaching activities; (nine) other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.