Everyone should know that the main body of adjustment is you, not others. Parents of candidates have asked me related questions every day these days. The poor inherit the wind. Transfer means that you go to many schools by yourself, and then fill in the transfer system for a second interview. So this is fundamental.
Second, what major can I change?
In previous years, the first four digits of the professional code were required to be the same. However, with the development of new disciplines in recent years, the first two codes are the same or even different and can be adjusted. Of course, if your score can't pass the national line in Zone B, then you can't get into the adjustment.
Third, adjust students' favorite questions.
Which school is safest for me to go to? Which school has a high admission probability? Can you recommend some schools to me? These three questions are required by every examinee, but they are all false propositions. The first two questions are only known by the admissions teacher who wants to transfer to another school, and the others can only be used for your reference. As for the third question, many students like to ask it every year. Come on, I'll give you a hint. I suggest you keep close contact with the adjustment teacher in the target school.
Fourth, how to find a transfer school?
I'm here to tell you that to find a transfer school, you should log in to China Graduate Admissions Information Network, enter the master's catalog, click on it, and find all the schools that recruit your major. Tidy up and make some records. Another way is to refer to the adjustment information in previous years, which was available in this school in previous years, and it is likely to be available this year, but there are also cases in case of emergency. Suppose he doesn't have it this year, then if you only pay attention to adjusting the information of previous years, you will suffer.
The above is a summary of the related postgraduate adjustment problems, hoping to help everyone!