In fact, it is easier to make a choice between high scores and low scores, and it is often more difficult to choose a high or low score. When a candidate's score is higher than five points above the first line, it is actually difficult to choose between filling in the volunteers. There are a number of factors that need to be taken into account, including personal interests, choice of major, school strength, and geographical preference. Specifically, we can fill in the report through suggestions in six aspects.
1. Understand the admission situation and data from previous years
Check the admission score of the target institution in the past three years to understand the admission trend and score fluctuation of the school. Pay attention to the score bands above the first line, as well as the degree of competition and acceptance rate of each score band. To pay attention to this information, we must first look at whether the enrollment number and policies of the target institution have changed dramatically since the enrollment brochure of the current year. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is a major change in the increase and decrease when the data of previous years is compared, so as to make a reasonable prediction of this year's admission score and number of people.
2. Analyze personal situation and positioning
Combine your interests, strengths and career plans to determine the major direction you want to apply for. Analyze your scores and rankings to position yourself above the first level of competitiveness. Under normal circumstances, there is basically no good major if it is higher than five points in the first line. To apply for the examination, and the good colleges and universities are basically missing, at this time, you can take the goal as the college or the goal as the major to rank down. I hope that I can find a target college and major that meets my positioning in one college.
3. Select the college and major to fill in. The main thing is to make reasonable arrangements for volunteering in accordance with the policy of rushing, stabilizing and guaranteeing benefits
Rush: You can choose some schools and majors with admission scores slightly higher than your own score to sprint, but you need to be aware of the risks and avoid slipping. According to the data of previous years, the cut-off score for admission to these schools or majors may fluctuate around 10 points on the first line.
Be steady: Choose some schools and majors with similar admission scores as a safe choice. The cut-off score for admission to these schools or majors may fluctuate around 5 points on the first line.
Guarantee: Choose some schools and majors with admission scores slightly lower than your own score as a guarantee to ensure that you can be admitted to at least one school. The cut-off score for admission to these schools or majors may be below the first line.
Fourth, pay attention to the order and gradient of filling
When filling in the volunteers, it is necessary to pay attention to opening the gradient, that is, filling in the order of "rushing, stabilizing and protecting". In each batch, it is also necessary to pay attention to the reasonableness of the order of filling in the application to avoid missing the admission opportunity due to the improper filling order. When filling in the volunteers, you must pay attention to the gradient of the volunteers, and do not choose the same batch and the same grade of colleges and majors, otherwise there will be a situation of filling in the volunteers and withdrawing. You can match the scores and colleges in the order of rushing, stabilizing and guaranteeing, so that you can not only sprint to good colleges, but also keep the most stable colleges and majors.
5. Understand the admissions policies and admission rules
Pay attention to each school's admissions policy and admission rules to see if there are any special requirements and restrictions. Check the admission requirements for each program to make sure you meet the relevant requirements. The official website and admissions policy of the target institution must be clearly understood in advance, and its special requirements and policies play a decisive role in whether we can be admitted successfully.
6. Comprehensively consider other factors
In addition to scores and admissions, factors such as the school's geographical location, campus environment, and faculty should also be considered. At the same time, you should also consider your family's financial situation and personal wishes and other factors to make the most suitable choice for your actual situation. There are many factors that affect whether you are admitted, and we have to consider other factors as a screen. goals, so as not to regret them later, and the consideration of various factors also requires candidates to make the final choice according to their actual situation.
In short, through the analysis and selection of the above steps, candidates can develop a reasonable voluntary filling plan. It should be noted that filling in the application is a complex and important process, which requires candidates and parents to discuss and make decisions together to make the most suitable choice for themselves.