Filling in the voluntary application form is a crucial part for every college entrance examination candidate, and every year there are regrets about filling in the voluntary application form.
Sometimes, even if students’ scores reach the entry level, they may be withdrawn. What is the reason? How can parents and candidates avoid the situation where high scores are withdrawn or scores are withdrawn after reaching the limit? Check it out below! Why does
fail the list with high scores or fall out of the rankings?
mainly manifests itself in three situations:
1. The candidate’s total score is higher than the college admission line but does not reach the professional line and does not obey the adjustment.
2. The total score of the college entrance examination reaches the admission limit of the corresponding batch, but the relevant subjects are poor or the physical condition does not meet the requirements of the applied major, so the application will be withdrawn.
3. Since the number of students applying for admission to each school is 20% more than the number of freshmen actually admitted, the "marginal students" on the admissions admission line are likely to encounter the risk of being admitted but not admitted.
13 types of withdrawals and preventive measures
Policy-based admissions
College admissions implement a proportional approach to admissions. This admission policy means that candidates who have crossed the line may not be admitted. Generally, candidates who have passed the line need to be extra cautious when applying.
Preventive measures:
① "Marginal students" should try to choose colleges and universities that did not meet the quota in the first round in previous years.
②Don’t be overly picky in your profession.
③ The college you apply for must keep a certain score margin.
④You cannot use the lowest score of the admitted institution to judge whether you can reach the threshold.
The physical condition does not meet the standards of the school or major to which the applicant applied.
There are many reasons for being withdrawn after admission, but the main factor is the candidate's application qualifications required in the " Admissions Regulations" of the school to which he applied. It is caused by ignorance of relevant content such as school conditions, professional requirements, etc., and blind filling in the application form. When filling in the voluntary application form, you must clearly read the conditions for professional application.
Prevention Countermeasures: Be familiar with the physical examination standards and special school admissions conditions, such as height, hearing, color weakness , color blindness , limbs, stuttering, gender, male and female admission ratio, etc., to avoid accidentally running a "red light".
The scores in subjects related to the major you apply for are low.
Many colleges and universities not only require the total score to reach the admission score, but also have certain requirements for the scores in subjects related to the major you apply for. For example, the foreign language and foreign trade majors in some colleges and universities have certain requirements for foreign language scores.
preventive measures: When applying for , you must clearly read the requirements of the school you are applying for.
Only refer to the lowest scores admitted by colleges and universities in previous years
Currently, some universities implement the principle of "score first" for admission to majors. If you refer to the lowest score, you are likely to be rejected. The lowest admission score is often the score of the last admitted candidate. Sometimes the score difference between the lowest (unpopular) major and the highest (popular) major in the same institution is between 30 and 70 points.
preventive measures: refer to the average admission score and ranking of colleges and universities in previous years.
Inaccurate analysis of the "big and small years" trend of target colleges
"Big and small years" in admissions means that the number of applicants for a certain school is very unstable, with large fluctuations, resulting in admission scores fluctuating high and low, and the trend is irregular.
The main reason for the formation of "big and small years" is that candidates only refer to the admission scores of various colleges and universities in the previous year. Generally speaking, "big year" and "small year" appear alternately one or two years apart, but it is not absolute and can only be used as a reference for filling in the application.
The factors that lead to the phenomenon of "big and small years" are:
①The impact of the school's admission score line in the previous year;
②The amount of enrollment planned by the school that year;
③Publicity intensity;
④The voluntary application form of hundreds of thousands of candidates. Candidates should avoid "clustering of volunteers". It is simply not enough to simply look for the "big and small year" rules as the basis for filling out the volunteer application. All factors must be integrated, analyzed vertically and horizontally, and considered comprehensively.
Preventive measures:
① Refer to the changing trend of the school's admission ratio for three consecutive years. A high admission score indicates a "big year", and a low admission score indicates a "small year". The phenomenon of "big and small years" is a phenomenon caused by human factors, which must be comprehensively analyzed and used flexibly.
② For newly opened majors in the previous year, if the admission rate is less than 1, the number of applicants in the coming year may increase significantly. Newly opened majors that year may encounter a "small year" due to a small number of applicants.
Overestimating one’s own strength and choosing only the “three hot spots”
Many candidates only pay attention to the selection of key colleges and popular majors in popular areas when filling out the application form, and ignore or give up on filling in the application form for general colleges and universities, resulting in the failure of key colleges and universities. Lose and lose everything.
preventive measures: focuses on filling out reports for general colleges and similar majors, and chooses a guaranteed college.
Ignore colleges and universities with special types of enrollment plans.
Such enrollment plans have different requirements for candidates' specialties and abilities. Although the enrollment number is small, there are also many better specialty majors. For example, comprehensive evaluation enrollment, strong foundation plan, etc. have higher requirements for candidates, but for the eugenic group, it increases the chance of admission.
Preventive Countermeasures: It is recommended to fill in such colleges and universities to expand the choice of colleges and majors.
Ignoring the application form of the second batch of undergraduate colleges
The second batch of undergraduate colleges have a large number and have a considerable number of good majors. Their graduate employment situation is better than that of some colleges and universities with first batch of undergraduate programs. In particular, some emerging majors should be paid attention to.
Preventive Countermeasures: attaches great importance to filling in the second batch of undergraduate colleges and universities to increase the opportunities for candidates to choose.
Overemphasis on majors
Candidates have high professional requirements and are limited to popular majors.
Preventive measures:
① In the voluntary combination of "rush, steady, and guaranteed", you must not only dare to fill in your ideal college, but also fill in a safe and satisfactory school, and you must also have a "guaranteed" college. Prevent the gear from being reversed after entering the gear.
② Professional volunteers should have a moderate mix of hot and cold. Even if different majors in the same institution have different scores, you cannot apply for all popular or high-scoring majors. There should be a 3-5 point gap between the majors you wish to apply for.
There is no thorough analysis of the school's "Admissions Regulations"
Some schools stipulate that the professional grade difference between and is . When enrolling in non-first-choice majors, a certain point difference must be reduced before ranking with first-choice candidates;
Some majors have In addition to requirements for physical conditions and scores in single subjects, there are also regulations on the proportion of male and female students admitted.
Preventive measures:
The first is to understand the information of the school, especially the admission regulations and admission scores in recent years;
The second is to act according to one's ability, leaving room for application selection, and refer to the average scores and rankings of major admissions in each school ;
The third is to strictly follow the relevant provisions of the "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination for College Admissions", and avoid majors that are not allowed to be admitted when choosing a choice;
The fourth is to choose a broad range of majors.
Withdrew the application without correctly understanding the key aspects of high-level recruitment.
What is parallel application? :
Parallel application refers to a number of relatively parallel applications in the same category and in the same batch of college admissions. The principle of parallel volunteer filing is "score first, follow the choice". Starting from the candidate with the highest score, the candidates are searched and filed in sequence. When a certain candidate is retrieved, the search is followed in the order of the candidate's filled in. If the candidate meets the filing conditions, he will be filed. .
Some parents and candidates do not understand the concept of parallel volunteering. They think that even if my first choice is withdrawn, I can continue to be admitted to the second, third, and fourth majors. This understanding is wrong. There is also a risk of withdrawal after
parallel voluntary submission. If a candidate's physical examination, single subject scores, comprehensive quality evaluation and other factors do not meet the requirements of the university, the application may be withdrawn. These factors are set independently by colleges and universities based on their enrollment needs and are published in the college admissions regulations . Candidates who withdraw from
can no longer re-submit to subsequent professional parallel volunteers, and can only participate in the next batch or collection of volunteers to fill in and submit applications.
Stick to local colleges and don’t go to colleges in other provinces
There are many candidates who fail because of this every year. Their reason is that there are more students in local colleges and universities, so the chances of admission will be greater, but the actual situation is that there are more students in local colleges and universities. , more candidates apply for local exams.
preventive measures: is based on the long term and expands the chances of admission.The number of students admitted to colleges and universities outside the province is relatively small compared to the number of applicants.
Candidates are not positioned accurately, and schools are "flat", resulting in slippage.
Preventive measures: Parallel Applications The colleges and universities applied for must not be "flat", and there must be gradients between schools.
Among the several schools reported in each application order, the application gradient between schools must be widened when selecting.
If several schools with similar scores are ranked as the first, second, and third choices respectively, the result will be that these choices will become one choice. The first choice will fail, and subsequent choices will not be admitted. , wasting admission opportunities, causing all the filled-in applications to become invalid, causing an overall slippage problem.
Some candidates even list higher scores as their subsequent choices, resulting in an inverted choice (ie, invalid choice). How can
candidates avoid being withdrawn?
The main reasons for college withdrawal are: Some schools' adjustment ratio exceeds 1:1, and the total score of candidates is low; single subject scores do not meet the school's admission requirements; physical conditions are limited; majors do not obey adjustments, etc. In order to avoid withdrawal, you should pay attention to the following points:
(1) Set the volunteer gradient reasonably and do not blindly "rush". Maybe your file has been rushed to a certain university, but because some schools have a transfer ratio exceeding 1:1 , and you have just reached the filing line or exceeded the school's filing line by a short distance, you may be delisted.
(2) Be sure to read the college admissions regulations carefully.
(3) Try to choose "subject to professional adjustments". Are there any "side effects" of
subject to professional adjustment?
refers to candidates who are willing to transfer to other unfilled majors enrolled by the school in our province if the school cannot meet their chosen majors.
Subject to professional adjustment, you can reduce the risk of being withdrawn, but you may also be transferred to a school or major you don't like.
Students who choose to submit to major adjustment will not necessarily be transferred. They will only be transferred if they are not admitted to the school they applied for or cannot meet their major aspirations. The schools and majors you transfer are not necessarily "unpopular" or "bad"; due to various reasons, some "popular" majors are not filled up. In this case, you may also be transferred to such "popular" ones. major.
What I would like to remind candidates here is that when faced with "whether to obey professional adjustments", they need to consider their own circumstances.
In fact, many candidates do not necessarily know all the majors of the school when filling out their application. They do not like a certain major for the time being. After studying in school for a period of time, after getting to know the major, they gradually like it again.
Everything is the best arrangement
I wish all candidates
can be admitted to the school and major of their choice!
coordinator | Zhu Rongyu
review | Yang Xiaomi
editor | Zhao Haonan
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