1, subject to professional adjustment.
Although you may not be admitted to the major you want to go to, relatively speaking, you can be admitted to the school you want to go to by obeying professional adjustment. Moreover, even if you apply for volunteering to enter an unsatisfactory major, you can still choose to change your major in the future or improve your personal competitiveness through graduate school.
2. Study the admission data of each school.
Candidates whose scores are just above a fractional line should choose institutions with lower admission lines. They need to check the admission scores and rankings of schools in the past three years, classify and integrate the schools whose admission lines hovered around a score line in previous years, and finally choose the schools with lower admission lines and relatively stable applications.
3. Pay attention to one rush and two guarantees.
If you are a candidate who is pressing the line (a line), on the one hand, you should make good use of your scores and strive to be admitted to a number of universities; On the other hand, we should pay attention to the application of two volunteers, and take this as the key point to consider. We can choose a good school and a good major in two universities.
Skills of pressing the line to volunteer:
1, fully understand the admission rules and scores.
Candidates should carefully study the admission rules and scores of various universities before filling in their volunteers. Understand the admission methods of different schools, including first-line, second-line and specialist line. And the admission scores of various majors. According to your actual score, choose the target school and major to ensure that the selected school is within your score range.
2. Pay attention to school characteristics and professional needs.
Candidates can pay attention to the characteristics and professional needs of the school when choosing the pressure line volunteers. Some colleges and universities may have higher admission scores for certain majors and lower admission scores for some majors. Candidates can choose a major with a relatively low score requirement, but they must ensure that they have enough interest and adaptability in this major to ensure the future development of study and employment.
3. Consider all aspects and make alternative plans.
Candidates should fully consider their personal interests, specialties and study plans when filling in their volunteers. You can set up alternative schemes and make different volunteer schemes according to your own scores and volunteer order. At the same time, the alternatives also need to take into account the differences and advantages and disadvantages between multiple schools and majors, leaving them with different choices.