At present, there are still two volunteer application modules for art undergraduates in some provinces, the gradient volunteer module to be filled in with school examination results and the parallel volunteer module to be filled in with unified examination results.
If you don’t do well in the school examination and want to use the unified examination (joint examination) results to fill in the application, the most important thing is how to choose the most suitable school. Among so many colleges and universities that recognize the results of the unified examination, you must choose a few to fill in the application form. You must fit your actual situation and do not challenge colleges and universities that exceed your own level. When applying for the exam, each province will have books that are voluntary to fill in.
You can refer to the authoritative data of each institution to save you from unnecessary detours when choosing a school. It has a good reference value for both gradient and daily volunteers.
1. Technical aspects are as important as gradient volunteer analysis. Compare the admission situation of colleges and universities in previous years with your own unified examination scores and cultural scores to control the score difference within a reasonable fluctuation range.
2. Refer to the geographical location of the institution. Both within and outside the province are involved, and 1-2 colleges in remote areas are involved as much as possible, so that there is greater certainty.
3. Choose a major that is slightly less popular in the school. Different art subjects correspond to many different majors. Taking art as an example, it includes many majors such as industrial design, environmental design, animation, Chinese painting , landscape design, interior design, etc. Different majors in the same school The time requirements are also different. The smaller the number of applicants for unpopular majors, the greater the chance of admission.
So, how to confirm that you have been admitted after filling in your application form? You must understand these
2022 College Entrance Examination admission process
6 statuses of 2022 College Entrance Examination admission
Attention! The admission status of each province may be different. Prospective freshmen should refer to the official website of each provincial admissions office.
10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are "preparatory course" and "pre-recorded" the same thing?
"Preparatory course" and "pre-recorded" are not the same thing.
preparatory course is a preparatory class other than the formal university teaching classes. Currently, there is only ethnic preparatory class in college enrollment. Ethnic preparatory classes refer to a form of schooling that implements preparatory education for undergraduate and junior college students (higher vocational colleges) for ethnic minority students who take the unified national examination for admission to ordinary colleges and universities in that year, with appropriate score reduction and merit-based admission. In addition to colleges and universities for ethnic minorities, there are also Overseas Chinese University and Sichuan University recruiting preparatory courses.
Pre-enrollment refers to the candidates that colleges and universities are preparing to admit. At this time, they are in an admission status that has not been reviewed by the provincial and municipal admissions offices and has not completed the admission procedures.
2, junior college upgrade to , what happened?
Junior college promotion refers to higher vocational (junior college) students who are admitted to ordinary colleges and universities. After studying at the school for 2 to 3 years, they are recommended and promoted to undergraduate studies through examination. This is an effective way to encourage outstanding higher vocational (junior college) students to improve their academic level.
3, batch admission control score line , transfer line, admission line, what do they mean?
The admission control score for batches is the minimum score standard for each batch and subject determined by the provincial admissions office in a certain proportion based on the provincial college entrance examination score level and enrollment plan.
The adjustment score line, also known as the admission line, refers to the admissions college as a unit, according to a certain proportion of the enrollment plan of the same subject (such as liberal arts or science) in the admissions school, and is naturally formed in the process of selecting candidates for admission. adjusts the minimum score standard of .
The admission score refers to the minimum score (i.e. the minimum admission score) of the admitted candidates when the institution admits qualified candidates.
4. What are the channels for checking the school’s admission scores in previous years?
(1) Log in to the Sunshine College Entrance Examination platform and conduct information query on the "College Admission Scores" page.
(2) Conduct information query through application materials such as the "College Admission Score Distribution Statistics" issued by the Provincial Admissions Office.
(3) Log in to the college admissions website for information inquiry or directly consult the admissions office of the college you wish to apply for.
5. If I am not admitted in the early batch, will it affect the admission in other batches?
is not affected. At present, admissions to colleges and universities are divided into categories and batches. The admissions for the previous batch will not end, and the admissions for the next batch will not start. If you are not admitted in the early batch of applications, it will not affect the admission of subsequent batches.
6. What is rollback? If the university withdraws its admission, can I enter the next batch of admission?
During the admission process, college admissions are conducted in batches. During each batch of admissions, the electronic files of candidates who do not meet the admission rules are returned to the provincial admissions office, which is called withdrawal. If the college withdraws its admission, candidates can enter the next batch of admissions.
7. What are the reasons why candidates are not admitted to colleges and universities?
The main reasons why candidates are not admitted are: the total score is lower than the admission score of the school; the score is not enough for the major they applied for and they are not subject to major adjustments; the scores in relevant subjects for the major they applied for are low; foreign languages are limited; physical incompetence, etc.
8. How to check the admission results?
After the admission process is completed, provincial admissions offices and colleges and universities will provide candidates with public inquiry and appeal channels for admission information, and will disclose the relevant admission results to the public in accordance with regulations. Candidates and parents can check and confirm their admission results through the channels provided by provincial admissions offices and colleges and universities.
Generally, there are several ways to query: (1) The official website of the province’s admissions office; (2) The admissions college website; (3) The corresponding network authorized by the provincial admissions office, print media , etc.; (4) Prefecture-level admissions .
9. When will the admission notice of and be received?
About a week after the end of the batch of admissions, the university will send a notice. The specific mailing time depends on the distance between the two places. Generally, it will arrive within 10 days after it is sent. If candidates do not receive the admission notice after half a month, please contact the college admissions office.
10. How to know that the admission notice is credible?
First, check the authenticity of the school. The admission notice received by the candidate must be from a school with general higher education qualifications announced by the Ministry of Education and enrolling students in the province that year. The list of these colleges and universities can be found on the website of the Ministry of Education, the Sunshine College Entrance Examination Platform of the Ministry of Education, the website of the Provincial Admissions Examination Agency, or the admissions materials issued by the Provincial Admissions Office.
Secondly, check whether the admission result is true or false. Candidates can check the admission information through the formal channels announced by the Provincial Examination Authority (Admissions Office). If the information found is consistent with the admission notice (including the name of the admitted school, major and level), the formal admission procedures have been completed through the Provincial Examination Authority; Otherwise, it is not an official admission notice from a general university.
Again, parents and candidates can log in to the official website of the school where they are applying to check the admission list of new students and verify the authenticity of the notice.
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