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Is it difficult for liberal arts students to enroll independently?
Who stipulates that liberal arts students cannot participate in independent enrollment?

Students in the preliminary examination usually take the theoretical examination in February.

Eligible candidates will attend the interview, usually in March.

Generally, each province has a quota for independent enrollment for the whole country. As for whether there are any places recommended by the school, you should ask the class teacher or call the university admissions department directly. This is not published online. You can choose two or three universities to apply according to your grades.

First, the requirements of secondary schools.

The requirements of self-enrollment colleges and universities for students' secondary schools are manifested in two aspects: First, some schools implement the school recommendation system or the real-name recommendation system of secondary school principals. At present, these schools only recommend places to some good middle schools; Second, some colleges and universities screen applicants and put forward suggestions and requirements for school level and student achievement ranking. According to this requirement of colleges and universities, students can also evaluate the possibility of participating in independent enrollment and obtaining independent enrollment qualifications.

Second, the academic performance requirements

In the independent enrollment system, academic performance is very important. Don't mistakenly think that colleges and universities want to recruit "partial talents" and "eccentric talents".

When enrolling students independently, colleges and universities usually require students to provide their usual middle school scores, including important test scores of Grade One and Grade Two, not only absolute scores, but also rankings in the class or the whole grade, because such rankings can reflect students' learning ability.

Universities will judge whether a student's learning ability meets the basic requirements of the school through his ranking. For example, some universities suggest that applicants should be the top 50 model high schools in the city, the top 20 in key areas and the top 3 in ordinary middle schools. When reviewing students' materials, the school will examine students' studies according to the overall situation of the school and students' achievements. For example, if the students admitted to a middle school of a university a few years ago rank in the top 50% in the academic performance of this lieutenant colonel, then the university may refer to this standard when screening students, and there is great hope that people with about 50% in this middle school will be shortlisted for the written test of this university.

Third, the requirement of winning the game.

Competition falls into two categories. One is hard competition, which can also be called subject competition. The independent enrollment of many colleges and universities has put forward requirements for students' achievements in five major disciplines. The so-called five-discipline competition is a national competition in mathematics, physics, chemistry, information science and biological science. This is consistent with the academic competition results defined by the Ministry of Education, but the requirements of colleges and universities are relatively low, such as winning the third prize in the country or the second and third prizes in provinces and cities.

The other is soft competition, which can also be called non-disciplinary comprehensive ability competition, such as innovation competition, entrepreneurship competition, talent competition, debate competition, speech competition, skill competition and so on. These competitions can reflect a student's comprehensive quality and are also valued by colleges and universities.

Universities with independent enrollment:

Beijing (19) Shanghai (9) Hubei (7) Jiangsu (10) Shaanxi (5) Sichuan (4) Zhejiang (1)

Shandong (3) Liaoning (3) Hunan (2) Anhui (2) Guangdong (2) Chongqing (2) Gansu (1)

Heilongjiang (2) Tianjin (2) Jilin (2) Guizhou (1) Fujian (1) Yunnan (1) Guangxi (1)

* The following institutions only implement independent selection and admission in this province.

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Shanghai University, Yunnan University, Guizhou University, Three Gorges University, wuhan textile University, Wuhan University of Technology, Nanjing Normal University, Jiangsu University, Yangzhou University, Nanjing University of Technology, Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology.