What are the common misunderstandings in volunteering for the college entrance examination?

Filling in the college entrance examination volunteers is an important issue for every high school student, but in this process, many students and parents will fall into some misunderstandings. Here are some common misunderstandings:

1. Blind pursuit of famous universities. Some students and parents think that only by entering a famous university can they have a good future, so they blindly fill in high-scoring universities regardless of the actual situation. This practice often leads candidates to lose more choices and even fall off the list.

2. Ignore major choices. Some students and parents only pay attention to the ranking and reputation of universities, but ignore the choice of majors. In fact, choosing a major that suits you is more important than choosing a famous university. Because only by choosing a major that suits you can you succeed in your future career.

3. Pay too much attention to employment prospects. Some students and parents pay too much attention to the employment prospects of a certain major and ignore their own interests and specialties. This practice often leads to students not being active in their studies during college, and it is difficult to find a satisfactory job after graduation.

4. Lack of long-term planning. Some students and parents only consider the immediate interests and have no plans for the future. This practice often leads to students not studying hard during college, and it is difficult to achieve their life goals after graduation.

5. Rely too much on other people's opinions. Some students and parents rely too much on the opinions of teachers, classmates or relatives and friends, and fill in their volunteers without seriously thinking about their interests and specialties. This practice often leads to students not being active in their studies during college, and it is difficult to achieve their life goals after graduation.