There is a difference between the first batch and the second batch when art students fill in their volunteers for the college entrance examination. The first batch is traditional volunteers, and they

There is a difference between the first batch and the second batch when art students fill in their volunteers for the college entrance examination. The first batch is traditional volunteers, and they are admitted in order. The second batch is parallel volunteer, two copies. Please see my detailed explanation:

First of all, parallel volunteer is the enrollment policy of various provinces and cities, and has nothing to do with specific schools. In other words, universities have no way to decide whether to implement parallel volunteer or not to recruit candidates from parallel volunteer. If a province and city does not implement parallel volunteer, then universities can't enroll students in this province and city according to parallel volunteer; On the other hand, if a province and city has implemented parallel volunteer, then colleges and universities enrolling students in this province and city must enroll students according to parallel volunteer. Therefore, a university must recruit students according to parallel volunteer in the provinces and cities where parallel volunteer is implemented, and can only recruit students in the traditional way in the provinces and cities where parallel volunteer is not implemented.

By the way, parallel volunteer, like non-parallel volunteer, also reported by batch. If the score is not reached, there is no need to fill in the school. Don't fill in different batches of schools under one batch of volunteers, for example, don't fill in one university and two universities under one batch.

Secondly, if it is the previous general voluntary application method, it is very important for enrollment institutions to attach great importance to the choice of the first choice. Parallel volunteer doesn't mean that there is no first choice among volunteers, but what is different from previous volunteers in parallel volunteer is that only candidates and admissions offices know your volunteer order, but admissions institutions don't. Therefore, the university that originally only admitted the first choice can't know which candidate has applied for the exam, so whether the first choice is admitted is not as important as before. So the first choice is still worth taking risks, but in this case, the second choice has a certain level difference with the first choice, just in case. In order to ensure admission, it is best to fill in all the volunteers.

Under the previous non-parallel volunteer policy, many schools (such as Nanjing University, Southeast University, Fudan University, Wuhan University, etc. ) There are no candidates who are not the first choice. In this way, under the non-parallel volunteer policy, if your score is almost enough for Peking University, but you may not be admitted, you can't take Peking University as your first choice and Nanjing University, Wuhan University or Fudan University as your second choice, because if Peking University doesn't admit you, Nanjing University, Wuhan University and Fudan University will certainly not admit you. In this case, many candidates will give up Peking University and choose Nanjing University, Wuhan University or Wuhan University as their first choice. However, under the policy of parallel volunteer, since the admission school doesn't know whether you regard it as your first choice, you can do this: if Peking University doesn't accept it, it won't affect the admission of the later schools. For another example, suppose that the expected admission scores of Nanjing University, Wuhan University and Southeast University are 620, 6 15 and 605 respectively, and your score is 62 1. Under the policy of parallel volunteer, you can take Nanjing University, Wuhan University and Southeast University as the first, second and third choices respectively. If Nanjing University doesn't admit you, it's very likely that you will join Wuhan University of Wuhan University. Even if Wu Da fails, Southeast University will definitely admit you. Under the previous policy, you couldn't volunteer like this.

Therefore, under the policy of parallel volunteer, you can choose the first and second choice, the third and fourth choice of the school and major you accept, and the last two choices are guaranteed schools and majors.

Third, when parallel volunteer is admitted, all the voluntary enrollment schools are equally efficient, which is equivalent to the first choice. If it is not enough for the first voluntary school, look at the filing line of the second voluntary school and put the file in this school until you find a voluntary filing line that is not higher than your score.

Specifically, the institutions that parallel volunteer secondary school students apply for are equal in examination results. As long as the candidates reach the admission control line of this batch, the computer will search the five institutions reported by each candidate in order from high score to low score. "Score priority" is the basic feature of its filing, which can be simply understood as high score priority. For example, a science candidate's score is 650, volunteer A is Peking University and volunteer B is Fudan University. Candidates scored 649 points, and volunteer A was Fudan University. By the time the project was put on record in A, Peking University had fully invested, and Fudan still had one project unfinished. Candidate A will be admitted to Fudan University, which will complete the enrollment plan. Although candidate B volunteered to be ahead of A, he could only wait for other voluntary admission.

"Obeying the will" is another principle of bidding in parallel volunteer. The principle of filing is that once you enter the filing procedure, you will file in strict accordance with the order in which candidates fill in their volunteers. Once you are selected by the previous volunteers, it is impossible for the later schools to get lower scores. For example, science candidates scored 652 points in C, and the order of volunteering was Peking University, Tongji University, Fudan University and Beijing Normal University. As a result, they were admitted to Tongji University. Later, I learned that I could be admitted to Fudan, and candidate C regretted it.

Fourth, the school's promotion line refers to the lowest score admitted to this school, which is generally higher than the score line. For example, the score line is 500 points, the shift line of Peking University and Tsinghua may be 600 points, and the scores of Fudan University and Nanda may be 550 and 560 points.

Therefore, it is necessary to widen the gap when applying for the exam (all schools should not apply to the same school). If you report to Peking University, don't report to Tsinghua, you can report to Beihang University and Beijing University of Technology; If you report to Fudan, don't report to Jiaotong University and Nantah, you can report to Tongji University and Shanghai Institute of Technology.

Fifth, about the withdrawal of files. Under normal circumstances, the school will not provide more files, not exceeding 105%. In many cases, the school will try its best to admit you by offering at most one or two files. Even if you don't obey your wishes, the school will call to ask your wishes. So don't worry about the shift. Your provincial and municipal admissions office will not agree to the school's easy withdrawal after filing. Don't worry! ! !

Sixth, I won't give you specific advice on applying for a major, because such advice may not be suitable for your situation. Just giving you general advice, I believe it will be good for you:

There are six things to do when choosing a major: (1) Don't read the literature, but understand the professional catalogue and connotation. (2) Don't just chase hot spots, but analyze the employment prospects according to people's needs. (3) Don't be wishful thinking, do what you can and leave room. (4) Don't talk about majors, and analyze the professional competitiveness of the school. (5) Don't choose a school instead of choosing a major, but grasp the way of major admission. (6) Don't regard it as a treasure, but take the essence from the rough, discard the false and keep the true, and be good at thinking.

When choosing a major, we should avoid several blind spots. First, don't cluster hot majors. Second, we should recognize the major itself, know what the chosen major does, what courses are available, and also know the future development. Third, don't neglect your own potential. How do you know you can't do it unless you try?