0 1 What is "protecting a volunteer"?
Protecting the first choice means giving priority to the first choice, mainly for the adjustment stage of postgraduate entrance examination. Specifically, the admissions unit will generally pay more attention to the first volunteer candidate. Under the same conditions, volunteer candidates have priority over transfer candidates.
How to judge whether colleges and universities protect a volunteer?
The performance of "protecting one volunteer" in colleges and universities is as follows:
① Volunteer candidates who meet the re-examination ratio (generally 1: 1.2 or 1: 1.5) will not accept adjustment.
(2) A volunteer's re-examination admission takes precedence over the transfer candidates, that is, a volunteer takes the re-examination admission first, and then takes the re-examination admission of the transfer candidates; Or a volunteer and a transfer candidate re-test at the same time, prioritize admission in a volunteer, and then transfer candidates to order admission.
University Of Anhui
Anhui University has been protecting a volunteer candidate.
Main performance:
The first point: First, volunteer and transfer candidates to re-test in batches and stages. A volunteer and transfer candidates are ranked separately, and a volunteer will be admitted as long as he passes the re-examination.
The second point: When the enrollment ratio of some majors is less than 1: 1.2, Anda rarely publishes information on the acceptance and adjustment of these majors. Instead, directly let a volunteer who has passed the national line participate in the second interview, choose the best, and do not accept off-campus transfers.
The third point: only candidates who are exempt from the exam and a volunteer candidate have scholarships, and candidates who are transferred abroad are not qualified for scholarship selection in the first year.
Precautions:
Protecting a volunteer this year does not mean continuing to protect next year. The same school, the same major, different years, whether to protect a volunteer may be different.
Although some schools say "guarantee one volunteer", they may not do so in practice, so we must check to see if there is pressure and competition with high-quality transfer students.
In addition, even if the school intends to protect a volunteer, the competition is still fierce, and poor performance in the second interview will still be brushed.