It is understood that Ben A is one and two. Class A is generally a national key university, and Class B is a provincial key university; The second book is divided into two classes, A and B. Class A is generally an ordinary undergraduate college in each province, and class B is generally a normal college and college that has just been promoted to undergraduate.

What's the difference between Ben A and Ben B:

Different grades: in the same batch of colleges and universities, class A is generally better than class B.

The source of enrollment is different: Ben A is an institution that enrolls students nationwide, and there are good students all over the country. This B is generally a provincial school, with good students over the years and strong specialties in a certain subject.

Different in nature: In general, this A refers to a public university with low tuition fees, which can be afforded by ordinary families, while this B is generally a private school with high tuition fees.

Method of volunteering for college entrance examination

First, major is preferred

This method is to give priority to choosing a major, which is suitable for candidates who have a strong interest in a certain major and have a clear plan for their future careers. The first choice (a choice) must be considered as the key. If the application is completed well, the first choice will be accepted.

Second, schools give priority.

The school priority principle is based on the principle that you can get into a better school with your own grades, which is suitable for those candidates who have higher scores and are not too picky about their majors.

This voluntary declaration method generally adopts the methods of "rushing", "stabilizing" and "guaranteeing". You can choose two or even three schools with higher or close scores than yourself as the goal of "rushing", then choose two schools with slightly lower scores as the goal of "stabilizing", and finally choose two schools with significantly lower scores as the guarantee.