What does 1 Boya Plan mean?
Boya Plan is a reform plan for independent enrollment of college entrance examination launched by Peking University on 20 15. Every year, Peking University will set aside some places from the general enrollment plan for the enrollment of Boya Plan.
It is understood that as of 20 17, there are 36 enrollment majors and 7 middle school majors included in the liberal arts program. Peking University requires that you cannot apply for both general and medical majors at the same time. It is clearly pointed out in the Boya program that one of the most important conditions for an applicant is outstanding academic performance and basic academic performance, which should be 1% before the whole grade in principle.
In addition, Peking University has put forward five priority training programs for students who have passed the Boya program, which can be described as rich in resources and high in platform. Peking University clearly stated in the Boya Plan that it will further increase the policy preference for rural and rural household registration candidates.
1 What conditions do students need to meet to participate in the liberal arts program?
Students who sign up for the liberal arts program must meet the following conditions: first, they must have lofty aspirations, clear goals and a strong sense of social responsibility; Secondly, we should have development potential and strong curiosity; Finally, the academic performance must be outstanding, and the basic academic performance should be within the whole grade 1% in principle.
As can be seen from the above conditions, if you want to be admitted to the liberal arts program, ranking is a hard requirement. If the grade ranking is not up to standard, I believe the chances of passing will be reduced.
Then, if the grade ranking is not up to standard, does it mean that you can't register? That's not true. The following types of students can try to participate in the liberal arts program.
The first type is students from provincial key middle schools, with high scores. If the ranking does not reach the grade ranking of 1%, but if there is relevant cooperation between middle school and Peking University, it is recommended to apply. Because the better the middle school, the higher the pass rate will be.
The second is the top students in key middle schools. For example, if this school has five students admitted to Tsinghua Peking University every year, but the candidates rank around 6- 10, then you can try to apply.
The third type is the students from the comprehensive camp of Peking University last year.
The fourth type is candidates who have not achieved the requirements in comprehensive scores, but have won a higher-level subject competition. Although this kind of students' grades do not meet the requirements, they are also excellent on the whole. It is suggested that they can try to apply for the exam.