1. What should I know before volunteering? (1) Various enrollment policies and regulations. (2) Other information materials should be detailed about this year's enrollment plan; Need to investigate the past (the first three years) of college enrollment; It is necessary to investigate the grading scores of the three major categories (key, general and specialized) of literature, science and foreign languages in the first three years in this area; Need to know the admission scores of colleges and majors in the first three years. It depends not only on its absolute score, but also on its grade and hot and cold changes; Need to know the competitive position of candidates themselves. Especially in the first and second mode exams, the ranking of individuals in the region. (3) Fully understand the enrollment institutions and enrollment majors. Because there are many online information in various enrollment departments and schools, parents and candidates can check online. For example, geographical location, historical evolution, specialty setting, specialty nature and training objectives, main courses, distribution direction of students after graduation, fees charged by students and ways of granting scholarships and loans should be clearly understood. Among them, the most important thing is the professional nature and training objectives, that is, what kind of talents are trained in each major, what kind of work they generally engage in after graduation, and whether they are in line with their expected careers, especially candidates in remote areas such as rural areas, frontier areas and mountainous areas, who are not familiar with higher education, should pay more attention to understanding. Generally speaking, under the same conditions, the more information you know, the more favorable it is for candidates to judge the situation and make the right choice. However, we should treat "gossip" with an analytical attitude and don't believe rumors. 2. What factors should be considered in the financial endurance of volunteering (1)? All families with children going to college have financial burdens. In colleges and universities in China, some professional countries want to issue scholarships; Some majors are not offered, and all students' expenses are borne by their families. Generally speaking, studying in comprehensive universities, science colleges, foreign languages, finance and trade colleges has a heavy burden on families. While studying in military schools and public security colleges, the family burden is lighter. Therefore, when choosing a major, candidates should also analyze the family's economic situation. It is necessary to analyze both the existing situation and the situation after three or four years. If the family's economic conditions are difficult, it is even more important to consider this factor to avoid unnecessary distress caused by economic problems after entering school. (2) The trend of professional development is "hot" and "unpopular". What I want to point out to candidates here is that people's "hot" and "unpopular" are not in line with the national enrollment plan to a large extent. According to the truth, the major with the largest enrollment in China is the major with the greatest social demand, and the major with the least enrollment is the major with the least social demand. However, the opposite happened when candidates filled in their volunteers. Some majors with a small enrollment often have a large number of applicants. Every candidate should at least find out the "hot" and "unpopular" in the past and have a general concept so as to make a choice according to his own situation. According to the general situation, emerging disciplines and newly established new majors are often crowded. (3) Graduation distribution and major choice will affect the future life path, so it is best to consider this factor as much as possible when choosing. Some major students will go to remote places after graduation, some major students can't stay in big cities after graduation, and some major students will go far away from home after graduation. In these cases, candidates should be fully prepared. In addition, candidates should also choose their volunteers realistically according to their personal aspirations, hobbies and specialties. 3. What should I pay attention to when filling out the volunteer form? After the candidates choose to volunteer, they must fill in the candidate volunteer form. Pay attention to the following points when filling out the form: (1) Make a good draft According to the requirements of the form, candidates should make a good draft and arrange their first, second and third wishes. It should be pointed out here that the first choice is very important. Because at the time of admission, the enrollment school first enrolls students of the first choice, and according to the statistics of the enrollment department in recent years, the admission rate of the first choice is generally above 90%. So, if the first choice is not accepted, your second choice may fail. The third voluntary hope is even smaller. There are also columns in the volunteer form, such as agreeing to transfer, whether to entrust, and whether to orient. Candidates should also fill in carefully. (2) Scribble carefully. Since online admission is fully implemented for the first time in China this year, after the draft is revised, it should be carefully and neatly painted on the volunteer form to avoid mistakes and omissions. (3) After filling in the form, be sure to check the draft repeatedly until it is confirmed. 4. How to broaden the volunteer team When selecting volunteers, a reasonable "gradient" should be formed between volunteers in various batches of colleges and universities and between majors in colleges and universities. Because in the admission work, the admission is carried out according to the voluntary order, it is very important to handle the "gradient" well. Different enrollment institutions, different majors of each institution, due to their own conditions, different prestige and influence, different understanding of candidates and other factors, have formed different applicants and different admission control lines. After years of evolution, a "gradient" between colleges and majors has gradually formed. If the "gradient" is not handled properly, some volunteers will be wasted and even Sun Shan will be lost. 5. Should I fill in "Obey Distribution"? In the column of "Obeying Distribution", colleges and universities should pay attention to the following three points: (1) It is clear that "agreeing to obey distribution" must be made clear and unambiguous, and this column cannot be left blank. Anything that is "blank" shall be treated as "disobedience to distribution". (2) Specific statement Some universities welcome students to specify their majors, and they can write more specific majors in the order of their own intentions. In this way, it is easy for the admissions staff with connections (departments) to make up their minds. (3) The scope statement can also be filled in as what kind of colleges or majors other than XX.

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