What should I pay attention to when asking about the adjustment of the admissions office? Many candidates can't start with adjustment. Today, I will tell you what to pay attention to in communication. After you get the school transfer information, you need to confirm several things, whether your major has the requirement of quota transfer, which ones get the phone number of the teacher of the Admissions Office, and keep in touch with the teacher of your alma mater. There are generally two ways to contact the school, one is the research and recruitment office of the institute, and the other is that the tutor contacts the school by investigating the phone number of the school online. The other is to contact your tutor. Of course, I suggest that undergraduate colleges are C9 graduates and continue to contact your tutor. Change your resume, and then contact the schools that adjusted the number of places in this major in previous years, and basically all responded.
When contacting the tutor by telephone, you can explain your purpose to the teacher, pay attention to polite language when calling, and indicate which major you are, tell the teacher your grades and which school you are from, and go directly to the adjustment system to ask the target institution. However, most teachers' reaction to candidates is that it is not clear that candidates should remember to thank them at last. If you can't find the teacher's contact information, you can send an email to the teacher, paying attention to the writing format and polite expressions. Also remember the communication time. Generally, it is most effective to call around 9 am and 5 pm, and the success rate will be even greater.