In China, the gaokao is known as a key test for thousands of troops to cross the single-plank bridge, and for many students and parents, getting into an ideal undergraduate college is their greatest expectation. However, faced with unsatisfactory results in the college entrance examination, some students hope to repeat their studies to strive for better results. However, it has recently been reported that some colleges and universities have taken restrictive measures against a category of candidates, blacklisting repeat students, who will not be admitted regardless of their good grades.
This news has attracted widespread attention. It is understood that five colleges and universities, including Beijing Institute of Electronic Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Air Force Military Medical University, Naval Military Medical University and Army Military Medical University, clearly blacklisted a class of candidates in the notice and announcement, and will no longer accept their application for the examination.
The purpose behind this practice is to maintain the fairness of the college entrance examination. In the past, some students chose to repeat their studies because of unsatisfactory grades, and achieved impressive improvement in grades, but it also raised many questions. Some see it as a waste of educational resources that deprives other students of the opportunity to get into their ideal university. Therefore, colleges and universities have adopted restrictive measures to ensure the fairness and reasonableness of college entrance examination admissions.
However, such restrictions have also sparked a series of discussions. Some argue that students have the right to choose to repeat their studies freely and should not be restricted from applying for exams. On the other hand, some people believe that such restrictions are to guide students to make more rational choices and reduce the waste of resources.
For students, there are various factors that need to be carefully considered before deciding whether or not to repeat the course. First of all, it is important to understand the requirements for repeat students in your area. In some areas, students who have been accepted but choose to repeat may face a reduction in the number of colleges and universities and majors. This will have an impact on students' enrolment, so it is important to be aware of the restrictions in advance.
Second, students need to make choices based on their own circumstances. Not every student is suitable for repeating, and students with low mental tolerance and ability to work under pressure may not be suitable for choosing this difficult path. Of course, this decision is best made by the student himself or herself, and parents should try to avoid making too many decisions for their children.
On the road to the college entrance examination, we should respect each student's choice and understand the measures taken by colleges and universities to maintain fairness. Students should be thoughtful when faced with their choice and make a final decision based on their own circumstances and constraints. Whether you choose to repeat your studies or not, the most important thing is to give it your all, reach your potential, and pursue the success of your dream university. Only in this way can we realize our own value and achievement on the road of life.
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