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As the old saying goes, "30% of the test and 70% of the application", it is very important to fill in the application form! Choosing which school and major is crucial to future employment. How can you get admitted to the most ideal university without wasting a single point? Here we have prepared the “Four Application Methods” for you, let’s go for it together! 1. Identify important time points
Deadline for filling out the application form for the undergraduate early admissions: 17:00, July 25
Deadline for filling in other undergraduate volunteers: July 29, 12:00
Deadline for filling in the application form for corresponding enrollment: 12:00 on July 29
Deadline for filling out application forms for undergraduate and junior college programs in arts and sports: 17:00, July 29
Deadline for filling in general college volunteers: August 5, 12:00
2. Friends, do you have a school of your choice? Or are you still entangled and confused? Don't be anxious or panic. When choosing a school, you should consider the following aspects:
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Collect information about institutions, check the admission regulations of institutions, and familiarize yourself with relevant regulations;
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Collect the admission information of colleges and universities over the years, such as the transfer score, admission score, average score, actual enrollment number and admission status of each major;
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Understand the colleges, majors and number of students enrolled in the province where the candidate is located that year;
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Understand the types of institutions:
According to the level of education, it can be divided into undergraduate colleges and higher vocational colleges.
According to the school running system, they can be divided into public institutions and private institutions.
According to their affiliation, they can be divided into universities directly under the Ministry of Education, universities affiliated to other central ministries and commissions, universities affiliated to provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities), and universities affiliated to industries.
According to the level of education, they can be roughly divided into "Double First-Class Universities" and general universities.
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Understand the teaching quality of colleges and universities:
Look at the level of teachers, the school spirit, the subject capacity, and whether there is a graduate school.
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Find out about the employment rate and starting salary of the colleges and universities:
Recently, the annual employment quality reports of the 2019 graduates of various universities have been released to the public one after another. The employment quality reports of universities include the scale and structure of this year's graduates, employment rate and graduation destinations, distribution of industries, regions, positions, units of employment destinations, further studies, self-employment, etc., providing a reference for candidates to understand the employment situation of universities and related majors. In addition, Sichuan's "2020 College Entrance Examination Guide" also published "Employment Situation of 2019 Graduates from Ordinary Colleges and Universities in Sichuan Province", which you can also refer to.
How many universities are there in the country?
Here is a list of universities across the country!
Warm reminder: Except for the universities announced in the article, other institutions do not have the qualifications to recruit students for general higher education. For units that recruit students in violation of regulations, the country will not recognize the academic records of their students and the graduation certificates they issue.
3. Choose a major. “There are top talents in all professions.” Majors only differ in type, and there is no good or bad. The most important thing is to choose a major that suits you. How to choose a satisfactory major? Let’s take a look:
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Know yourself: Pay attention to the evaluation of interests and abilities to see if the major matches your interests and hobbies;
The major is in line with your own ability and strengths;
Whether the major matches your personality characteristics;
Whether the major is in line with one's career motivation, etc.
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Understand the major: pay attention to the connotation of the major and comprehensively consider various factors. Candidates and parents can understand the major by comprehensively considering multiple factors such as the major name, training objectives, curriculum setting, faculty strength, training model, employment direction, employment flow, and employment prospects.
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Choosing a major: Consider multiple angles and choose rationally by eliminating your personality type.
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Choose carefully: avoid misunderstandings and make reasonable choices. Passion is more important than major. University education ≠ vocational education. High employment rate ≠ people in this major can find a good job. 4. Avoid the top ten misunderstandings in volunteer application. Misunderstanding 1: Focusing on famous schools. Solution: Not all majors in "famous" universities are advantageous majors. Misunderstanding 2: Not reading the admission regulations carefully. Correct solution: Don't ignore the admission regulations. Misunderstanding 3: There is no need to set a gradient between volunteers. Correct solution: Different volunteer application methods should be treated differently. Misunderstanding 4: Apply for all popular and in-demand majors.
Correct answer: A combination of "hot and cold" is more beneficial to candidates. Myth 5: Choosing only based on the name of the school (or major), without paying attention to the actual situation of the school and the connotation of the major. Correct answer: Although some majors have the same name, there are still certain differences. Myth 6: Not obeying the major adjustment (thinking that obeying the major adjustment will suffer)
Correct answer: Obeying the adjustment can increase the chance of being admitted, but you may be admitted to a major you don’t like. Myth 7: There is no risk in parallel applications. Correct answer: “Being rejected after filing” is the biggest risk. Myth 8: When choosing a major, do not consider the candidate’s interests and strengths. Correct answer: Choose a major that suits the candidate’s characteristics, play to their strengths and avoid their weaknesses, only in this way can they achieve academic success. Myth 9: Filling out applications is the parents’ responsibility, and the children are only responsible for the school. Correct answer: Return the decision-making power of applications to the children. Myth 10: Apply for applications based on the admission scores of previous years (thinking that the admission scores of colleges and universities are fixed)
Correct answer: There are fluctuations in college admission scores
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