Seven essential common sense for filling in the college entrance examination application form

This article is provided by the College Entrance Examination Reform Network./
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Classification of Colleges and Universities

The classification of ordinary colleges and universities is one of the references for batch division in admissions, and is also an important factor that candidates must consider when filling out their application.

According to the level of education, it can be divided into undergraduate colleges and higher vocational (junior college) colleges.

According to the school running system, it can be divided into public colleges and universities and private colleges and universities (new system independent colleges).

According to the affiliation, it can be divided into universities directly under the Ministry of Education, universities under other departments of the central government, universities under the province (region, city) and industry-affiliated universities.

According to the level of education, it can be divided into engineering universities, engineering universities and other national key construction universities and general universities.

Colleges and universities

In accordance with the requirements of the "Outline for China's Education Reform and Development" issued by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council in 2016, colleges and universities and engineering colleges and universities have focused on the construction of colleges and universities around the world in the face of the century. The school and a number of key disciplines are now national engineering colleges and universities across the country.

In the implementation of the century-oriented education revitalization action plan, the Ministry of Education of Engineering Colleges and Universities focuses on supporting some colleges and universities to create world-class universities and high-level universities, referred to as engineering. Since this year, the Ministry of Education has signed cooperation agreements with some provincial and municipal governments, and has included the first-class well-known domestic universities in the list of high-level universities for national key construction projects, and the construction will be jointly funded by the state, local governments and relevant ministries and commissions.

Public universities, private colleges and independent colleges

Public schools, private schools, and independent colleges included in the enrollment plan must be approved or registered by the state and have ordinary higher education. Qualified schools for education admissions.

Public universities are schools run by the state.

Private universities, enterprises, institutions, social groups and other social organizations and individual citizens use non-state financial education funds to establish higher education institutions for the society.

Independent colleges and universities that implement undergraduate education and above cooperate with social organizations or individuals other than state institutions and use non-state financial funds to establish colleges and universities that implement undergraduate education and are privately run. .

Note that according to the provisions of the "Private Education Promotion Law", students in private schools are treated the same as students in public schools, but the tuition fees are generally higher than those in public schools.

Enrollment Plan

In the process of filling in the application, candidates must first understand the enrollment plans of each college and fill in their application according to the enrollment plan. Colleges and universities must formulate and announce to the public their provincial enrollment plans before each month. The enrollment plans include the types of plans, such as the educational levels of targeted and non-targeted schools, such as undergraduate, junior college (higher vocational) and other majors. , such as the academic system of science and engineering, literature and history, etc., that is, the number of years of study in school, the number of students enrolled in each major, charging standards, etc.

Batch admission control score

Batch admission control score is determined by the provincial admissions examination agency according to a certain proportion based on the provincial college entrance examination score level and enrollment plan. The minimum score standards for each batch and each subject for new students. Admissions colleges can only admit candidates above the admission control score line of the batch where the college is located. Only the files of candidates whose characteristic scores in the college entrance examination meet or exceed the batch line (usually called upper-line candidates) may be transferred to colleges and universities and selected by colleges and universities. Admission. Since key universities are arranged in the first batch of undergraduates, the control score lines for the first batch of undergraduates are also called key lines and national lines. Correspondingly, the second batch of undergraduate control score lines are also called provincial lines and undergraduate lines.

College transfer score line

College transfer score line, also known as the transfer line, refers to the admissions school as a unit, according to the same subject category (such as Liberal arts or science) is a certain proportion (within .) of the number of admissions planned, and the minimum performance standards for college adjustment are naturally formed in the process of selecting the first choice. Each school has its own cut-off points. During the submission process, the Provincial Admissions Office will fill in the files of candidates who have applied for the school and whose scores are on the batch line, sort them by characteristic scores from high scores to low scores, and submit files according to a certain proportion of the school's enrollment plan, which will naturally form an adjustment. Score line.

Under normal circumstances, the transfer score line of many colleges is often higher than the batch line. For colleges with insufficient first choice students, their school transfer score lines are equal to the batch line. If a candidate chooses to apply for a certain college in his choice of further education, whether he can be admitted depends on whether his grades meet the school's transfer line. Only candidates who enter the transfer line are eligible to be admitted, but candidates who enter the transfer line do not necessarily mean that they will be admitted. This is because the current admissions regulations give colleges and universities the right to make merit-based selections, so the transfer lines for each college are set according to a certain proportion of the enrollment plan.

Minimum admission scores for colleges and universities

Since colleges and universities raise grades according to a certain proportion of the number of students in the enrollment plan (generally within . Under sufficient circumstances, there will inevitably be candidates who cannot be admitted due to various reasons, so the lowest score of the admitted candidates is the minimum admission score. Generally, this minimum admission score is greater than or equal to the college's admission score, but sometimes special types of enrollment such as independent enrollment, targeted employment students, and minority preparatory courses will cause the college's minimum admission score to drop due to admissions policies. This should be treated differently.