Each candidate can fill in 1 to volunteer in two schools, and each school can choose 1 to volunteer in two majors. If you fill in two volunteers, you can't fill in them across majors, that is, you have to keep the same subjects and exam subjects.
1. Enter the college entrance examination from the starting point of high school: candidates can fill in three higher vocational (college entrance examination) volunteers with the same learning forms and professional subjects.
2. Starting point for entering the exam: After filling in three undergraduate volunteers with the same learning forms and professional subjects, candidates can also fill in three higher vocational (specialist) volunteers with the same subjects.
3. The starting point for entering the college entrance examination is to be promoted to undergraduate: candidates can fill in three undergraduate volunteers with the same learning form and professional subjects.
4. In order to provide more learning opportunities for candidates, there are two options for undergraduate and junior college students to adjust their intentions after volunteering.
5. Anyone who applies for art or sports majors must be the first choice, otherwise the choice will be invalid.
Adult college entrance examination adopts batch admission, that is, art and sports majors participate in the first batch of admission, senior high school undergraduates and junior college students participate in the second batch of admission, and senior high school junior college students participate in the third batch of admission. During the admission period, the admission of each batch does not affect the admission of other batches.
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