The success rate is relatively low. The success rate of non-whole-school transfer varies with factors such as schools, majors and enrollment plans, and the success rate is relatively low. In some schools with hot majors and tight places, the success rate of non-whole school transfer is even lower. Non-whole-school transfer means that in the process of college enrollment, students can transfer between different schools, and colleges and universities will set aside a certain number of transfer places for students who have not been admitted.