Part d: local colleges and universities.
Fill in the volunteer and admission batches
Take Gansu Province as an example:
Undergraduate advance approval A: Special category (national special items with special requirements such as physical examination and interview)
Part B: National Special Projects (Subordinates and Colleges Outside the Province)
Group c: national special (provincial colleges)
Part d: special projects of local colleges and universities
Part E: Precision Poverty Alleviation Project
Part F: Special Projects in Old Revolutionary Areas
Group G: Ethnic Major (Undergraduate)
A batch of undergraduate H-section: independent selection (including college special, independent enrollment, high-level art troupe, etc.). )
Section 1: Ordinary classes and ethnic classes.
Section j: other categories
Section k of the second batch of undergraduate courses: ordinary classes and ethnic classes.
Section L: Other categories (including undergraduates in secondary vocational schools (more than two institutions))
Three batches of M-sections of undergraduate courses: ordinary classes and ethnic classes.
Section N: Other categories (including undergraduates in secondary vocational schools (three universities))
How to report voluntarily?
When candidates know their college entrance examination results, they begin to prepare for the college entrance examination and volunteer to fill in the report. Because of the college entrance examination volunteers, many families began to get busy. Busy is a normal phenomenon, and chaotic is a bit abnormal. There is a reason for the chaos, mainly because many parents have never been to college and know too little about universities and majors. Candidates are busy and confused mainly because their grades are not ideal and they don't know how to choose their major and university.
Let's talk about the most advanced point today, that is, how to find out which universities you can go to after knowing your grades.
I think the practice of most parents is to open the college entrance examination in this province and volunteer to fill in the big books one by one, but this kind of data collection is not only inefficient, but also unscientific, because it is difficult for the human brain to connect the data before and after.
Now is the era of big data. Of course, this kind of big data, such as volunteering, must be solved through big data analysis. At present, China has done a very good job in this respect, and there are many decent voluntary reporting systems.
For example, I know the butterfly volunteer products. Their data source is to integrate the data of the volunteer guidance manual of each province into electronic data, and then manually proofread it to form a database. Then, through data analysis and algorithm calculation, according to the different achievements of each province, the list of universities that can be attended is given, and the admission probability of each university is given.