Core questions such as college admission rules before volunteering are required. For example, whether the school admits candidates who apply for the second and third choice, which majors belong to the first batch of admission, which majors belong to the first batch of enrollment, whether there are grade differences between school volunteers and professional volunteers, whether candidates after the second choice are not admitted, and whether the majors obey the adjustment and do not retreat.

The majors set up in colleges and universities also need to be asked more. In order to recruit students, some colleges and universities often rename some majors. Candidates and parents should carefully study the professional connotation. You can ask what majors the school has added this year, what are the prospects of these majors, whether students can re-select departments or majors after entering school, and whether the school has any restrictions on candidates' languages.

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It is very effective and rewarding for parents to ask teachers to give some guidance with simulated volunteer forms at the consultation meeting. When you actually fill in your volunteers, you should understand the enrollment laws and rules, and judge the feasibility of entering the target universities and majors in combination with the enrollment rankings and enrollment plans of previous years.

At the same time, weigh the relationship between universities, majors and regions, and consider the future career development of candidates. Every voluntary school should have a substitute teacher. Generally, there are 6 schools in a batch in a province, and each school has to fill in 6 majors. Only by volunteering can we find problems earlier.

Some parents can't even tell one or two schools apart, and they are aimless. They just look around and buy some information, just like going to the market. In this case, they might as well read newspapers online at home. It is suggested to use the voluntary worry-free system to simulate reporting. The voluntary worry-free system contains the necessary information such as enrollment regulations, enrollment plans, admission scores, rankings of universities and majors.

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