I went to college myself. Generally speaking, sociology (three-year academic master) has not been adjusted, and the admission score will be about 40 points higher than the national line. However, masters in social work, folklore, anthropology, etc. will occasionally accept several adjustments if they are not satisfied. This situation has rarely happened in recent years.

The habit of deliberately lowering grades to recruit transfer students certainly does not exist, as can be seen from the admission scores in recent years. The enrollment of sociology in Shanghai University is small, from 15 students a year to 17 students at most. Generally, there are 5 to 8 students who are exempt from the examination of our school and other schools, and the rest are used for the unified examination and enrollment. However, at least 50 or 60 people sign up every year, so the admission ratio is not high.