First, the general admission control score line

1, a batch of admission control scores for ordinary undergraduate students: 430 points for literature and history and 408 points for science and engineering.

2. The admission control scores of the second batch of ordinary undergraduate students: literature and history 34 1, science and engineering 287.

3. Scores for batch admission control of ordinary higher vocational colleges (specialties): literature and history 160, science and engineering 160.

Second, the art admission control scores

1. The admission control score of liberal arts undergraduate course is: 255 points for literature and art, 2 points for science and art15 points.

2. The admission control scores for arts-related occupations (specialties) are: literature and art 150, science and art 150. ..

3. The admission control scores of professional courses for art undergraduates are: art design 180, music 105, drama and film 140, dance 207, calligraphy 135.

Third, sports admission control scores

1, the admission control scores of cultural courses approved by physical education undergraduates: 238 points for style and 200 points for physical education.

2. Sports vocational colleges (colleges) approved the admission control scores of cultural courses: style 150, sports 150.

3. The admission control score of physical education undergraduate is 73 points for liberal arts and 7 1 point for science.

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University enrollment is an important part of higher education, and it is a process for each university to choose suitable students. Usually, the admissions office or relevant departments are responsible for the enrollment of universities.

The specific process of university enrollment generally includes the following stages:

1, Publicity and Enrollment Policy Release: The university will release enrollment policies, enrollment plans, enrollment requirements and other information to candidates and the society through official website, enrollment brochures, campus enrollment activities and other channels.

2. Candidate registration: Candidates need to register according to the requirements of the admissions announcement, and usually need to provide personal basic information, transcripts, letters of recommendation and other materials.

3. Written test or interview: According to the requirements of different majors and schools, the Admissions Office can organize written test, interview or other forms of assessment to evaluate the ability and potential of candidates.

4. Performance evaluation and ranking: The Admissions Office evaluates and ranks candidates according to their performance and admission policies, and determines the admission list.

5. Admission notice and confirmation: the accepted candidates will receive the admission notice, and they need to confirm whether they are admitted or not within the specified time, and complete the relevant procedures as required.

6. Admission preparation and registration: The admitted candidates need to complete the admission-related procedures within the specified time, and participate in freshman registration and enrollment education as required.