After the college entrance examination scores and the scores of various colleges and universities are released, not all candidates can easily fill in their volunteers and wait to enter the ideal university hall. Some people do not perform well in the test or other force majeure, and their scores do not reach the score line of the desired university. What they are now facing is The two choices are whether to lower the standard and choose a university based on scores, or to give up this year's enrollment and repeat the year for another year? I don't think it's possible to generalize completely, depending on which situation you actually fall into:

1. The scores are only a few points away, but you can still go to other key universities

Some top students, they went to a certain university for the college entrance examination, but in the end they made a mistake in the exam and lost their points. Although they could not go to the original university, they could still go to other similar key universities. Candidates should not ask for trouble, because your starting point in college is higher than many candidates, so don’t be harsh on yourself for repeating, because every year the number of candidates is increasing, and there are many uncontrollable factors for repeating, whether it is energy, money or psychology. It has a certain impact, because most of the scores around you are not as good as yours, it is easy for these candidates to relax, and the scores of the college entrance examination next year may not be as good as this year. Therefore, it is recommended to choose a relatively good school in the same kind of school first, and wait until after graduation. You can take the postgraduate entrance examination again. If your favorite university has such a postgraduate major, you still have the opportunity to study as a postgraduate.

2. The scores are very different, you can't get one, you can only get two or three.

For those whose scores are already a lot worse, it is recommended not to repeat the study if they can go to the undergraduate course, because such students will have greater psychological pressure. The score of one book falls directly to the score of the previous two and three books. It is very difficult to adjust this mentality gap in a short period of time, and there is only one year of re-reading time. It is very difficult to adjust the mentality and improve the score at the same time. It’s easy to fail the next year’s exam because of this mistake. It’s better to ensure that you can go to an undergraduate degree first. You can choose a better undergraduate degree within the range that your score can achieve. After graduation, you can take the postgraduate entrance examination, which can also improve your academic qualifications. .

3. Scores can only go to junior colleges, but those who have the perseverance to repeat

Most companies now require full-time undergraduates. Even if it is two or three, it is better to find a job than a junior college. Moreover, the undergraduate education and full-time undergraduate education are still much worse, due to the lack of two years of undergraduate study. , It is very difficult to master the undergraduate knowledge in two years. Therefore, if the score is only enough to go to a junior college, and you do have the willpower to work hard for another year, it is recommended to repeat the study for one year, and it is easier to raise the score at a low level, because as long as you can do the basic questions correctly, you can still get a score of 400~500. Although it is difficult to get a good one, the ordinary one and the good two can still be admitted.

4. Good grades in liberal arts, but failed in the examination by listening to their parents' choice of science

Many parents think that "if you learn mathematics, physics and chemistry, you won't be afraid to travel all over the world." When choosing arts and sciences, regardless of their children's actual learning situation, they let them apply for science, but the results are a mess. In this case, if the score is really too low, the choices of schools and majors are very limited, and you are more confident in the study of liberal arts, you can choose to repeat the study, transfer the science to the liberal arts and retake the exam, and the liberal arts are mostly rote memorization. As long as you are willing to spend more time reciting the knowledge points, you can generally get a good score on the test.