Don't wait until you have filled out the volunteers to know that there are still advance approvals. How much do you know about advance approvals?
It is often said that "filling in the volunteers is like the second college entrance examination". Every year, nearly 10 million candidates in the country, each with a radish and a hole, must be admitted to the corresponding school and corresponding major. It is necessary to refer to the volunteers filled in by the students themselves, but also to the corresponding majors. Referring to the students' college entrance examination results, it often turns out that the better the school is, the better the school will be. Naturally, the importance of filling in volunteers is self-evident.
Filling in volunteers is a "science" and is extremely complicated. The admission batches for the college entrance examination are divided into "undergraduate early batch", "undergraduate batch", "undergraduate second batch", "junior college batch", "junior college second batch" and other enrollment batches Second, today I mainly talk about the "undergraduate approval in advance" that is most easily overlooked by everyone.
What is "Undergraduate Advance Approval"?
Many parents’ understanding of the college entrance examination batch is that they need to fill in a few volunteers if they are admitted to a few schools. For example, if the college entrance examination score is on the first line, only the first batch will be filled; if the college entrance examination score is on the second line, only the first batch will be filled out. The second batch of volunteers, and people often ignore the "undergraduate approval in advance". Some students and parents simply do not know the existence of "undergraduate early approval", while some parents know that there is "undergraduate early approval", but they think that the early approval is only for some special majors such as art students. It's my own business, so I don't care.
Undergraduate pre-approval is earlier than ordinary batch admission. The pre-approval colleges include ordinary colleges and universities, military colleges, public security colleges, judicial colleges and civil aviation and air force recruiting colleges. Batches set up to help some specific institutions and specialties admit students.
Which students are eligible to apply for undergraduate pre-approval?
Undergraduate pre-approval is special and is set for some specific majors. It is mainly divided into five categories:
Military academies: Application for military academies is generally divided into two categories, the first is a specialized military school, and the second is a current national defense student in a comprehensive university, but the national defense student has been cancelled in 2017.
Public security: Admission to public security colleges and universities is arranged in advance batches, in the order of undergraduate and junior college. It should be noted that admission to public security colleges must go through interview, physical fitness test, and political review.
Sports: According to the score of the college entrance examination from high to low, it is mainly for students with specialties in sports.
Art: The admission of art candidates should refer to both professional and cultural achievements, and according to the candidates' willingness to apply for the examination, the admission will be based on the best.
Publicly-funded normal students (free normal students): For those students who want to be teachers in the future, they must pay attention to this point. In 2007, the state began to implement free education for normal students, and in 2018, the state introduced relevant policies to improve the free normal students and change them to public-funded normal students. Specifically, six schools are involved, namely Beijing Normal University, East China Normal University, Central China Normal University, Northeast Normal University, Shaanxi Normal University, and Southwest University.
What should I pay attention to when applying for pre-approval?
Applying for the examination in advance will not affect the admission of the first batch of undergraduates and the second batch of undergraduates. That is to say, if you fill in the early approval but are not admitted, it will not affect your admission of the first batch and the second batch. Pay attention to advance approval, and cannot easily give up the admission of advance approval.
Understand some special requirements of relevant majors. For example, some majors have high requirements on the body (height, weight, vision, etc.), and some majors need to undergo a strict physical examination. Before, these are to be understood clearly.
Connect with reality and choose carefully. Some students have the mentality of "no blank, no fill" and fill in a few at random, but you must know that if you fill in the early approval and are admitted, you will not participate in the first batch or second batch of undergraduate admissions.