The disadvantages of parallel volunteer

Parallel volunteer has become a popular choice during the period of volunteering for the college entrance examination, which has certain advantages: it can ensure that students can apply for multiple schools at the same time and improve the admission rate; Can give full play to their own advantages, and then choose the school that suits them best. However, parallel volunteer also has some disadvantages.

1. A serious waste of time and energy.

In the process of filling in parallel volunteer, students must carefully check the enrollment information of colleges and universities and the enrollment situation over the years, and screen and compare according to their own conditions to ensure that the enrollment conditions, training objectives and professional courses of each school meet their own needs and interests. However, for ordinary candidates, considering the limitation of time and energy, it is a challenging and time-consuming process to fill in two or more parallel volunteer. If there is no correct screening, there will be repeated reporting, omission, disorder and other problems, which will eventually lead to the failure to get a satisfactory school when the final registration deadline, and will not achieve the expected results.

2. Easy to run away.

For volunteering, the complementarity of parallel volunteer is to choose similar schools to compete in their own volunteering. But it also brings some potential risks to candidates, such as not giving full play to their own advantages correctly, not planning their career plans and development directions reasonably, and so on. If you don't think and analyze well when filling in your volunteers, it will be easier to fill in all kinds of schools at will. Moreover, parallel volunteer's choice is caused by subjective factors, and there are likely to be problems such as aimlessness, blindness and malicious comparison.

3. The security is not high

Through parallel volunteer, most students' doubts and uncertainties about volunteering can be solved. However, due to measures such as grade ranking, academic competitions and geographical restrictions, some students who submit applications from multiple schools at the same time and get admission notices from several universities often fail. Especially for some special and expensive majors or popular subjects, their enrollment is often limited, which leads schools to rank according to comparative scores or other related standards, thus retaining high-quality students.

To sum up, when choosing parallel volunteers, it must be appropriate and based on scientific rationality and the significance of ensuring the diversity of associations. You can't choose to fill in the blanks for convenience or for a result, otherwise the above three disadvantages will probably appear, which will bring a series of hidden adverse consequences to candidates.