Accepted into a prestigious school despite unsatisfactory grades? What's going on?
Bad grades and admission to a prestigious university? What's the situation?
After every college entrance examination, many candidates and parents will encounter such a thing, that is, your score did not meet your expectations, but you were still admitted to a prestigious university.
What's going on?
So, what is the pattern behind this phenomenon?
Admission Scheme: Varies by school.
The first thing to understand is that every school's admission program is different.
Some Ivy League universities may become more stringent in terms of admission requirements, and some universities that do not have places will appropriately lower the threshold to allow those students who have poor grades but have strong overall strength to have the opportunity to enter.
In addition, the enrollment standards are not the same in different places, and some economically disadvantaged areas will also have corresponding discounts.
The impact of non-popular volunteering majors on admissions.
Secondly, to some extent, voluntary filling will also affect students' admission results.
Some candidates will choose less popular majors for different reasons, which will lead to a decrease in the number of applicants, which in turn will lower the entry requirements.
In this way, even if the score is not too high, students who apply for unpopular majors may still be admitted.
Other factors: Preferential policies for special categories of candidates in the region.
In addition to the above two aspects, there are also some places and some special categories of candidates, and the school will also give certain discounts.
For example, some universities have implemented special admission policies for students from rural areas, ethnic minorities or students from particularly good families, and have given some assistance in certain aspects.
In addition, comprehensive quality also plays a certain role in enrollment, and some colleges and universities will comprehensively consider students' academic performance, comprehensive quality and strengths when enrolling.
In view of the problems of unsatisfactory results, unsatisfactory results, unsatisfactory results, and unsatisfactory results in the college entrance examination, the following countermeasures are proposed:
First of all, candidates and their parents can narrow the choice of schools as much as possible according to their own hobbies and plans, and choose the colleges and majors that are suitable for them, so as not to blindly follow the trend and ignore their own hobbies and specialties.
Secondly, it is important to choose your own major, because there will be unexpected opportunities in unpopular majors.
In addition, you should also carefully study the school's prospectus, figure out the enrollment plan and admission requirements of each school, know your position, and know your strengths.
Third, it is necessary to actively participate in various sports activities in order to improve students' overall quality and enrich students' extracurricular life experience, so as to enhance students' overall quality and enhance students' competitiveness.
In general, it is not an accident that high-scoring candidates enter prestigious universities, but for many reasons.
For candidates and parents, the most important thing is to understand these rules, and combine their actual situation to choose colleges and majors reasonably, so as to improve their abilities.
We sincerely wish every candidate a smooth choice of the school they want, choose their favorite major, and start a new life in the college entrance examination.