According to a new survey, when examining the application for admission, university admissions officials attach the most importance to the quality of independent thinking of applicants.

49% of the admissions officers interviewed said that when evaluating the applicant's personal statement, they would pay special attention to whether the applicant can demonstrate the ability of autonomous learning.

According to the survey, apart from the A-level test scores, only 22% of the admissions officers value the applicant's professional knowledge most.

Only 6% of admissions officers value the applicant's "ability to develop self-management" most, and 5% value the applicant's "open mind" most.

Application quality

Jeremy Lewis, principal of ACS International School in Britain, who commissioned the survey, said: "The most important quality for universities is the ability to challenge traditional thinking."

"In addition to the applicant's test scores, university admissions personnel should also find evidence that can reflect this ability in the application materials."

He said that this survey provides an important reference for young students applying for universities, that is, the ability to think independently is superior to all other qualities.

At the same time, the survey also shows that all things being equal, GCSE scores and social status can determine who can go to college. Thanks for reading. The ability to think independently in college is the most important. The article is from BBC. We have prepared a brief introduction of BBC for you. Please read:

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