1, log on to the education entrance examination website.
Many regions have websites for education entrance examination. You can log on to the website and enter your personal information in the corresponding columns such as "volunteering to fill in" or "examinee inquiry" to inquire about your own volunteering information, including school, major, filling time and so on. If you want to check the enrollment plans and policies of a specific school, you can click on the name of the school to enter the school official website to check.
2. Consult the Admissions Office.
If you don't know how to search for volunteer information on the website of the Education Entrance Examination, you can directly contact the Admissions Office of the target university and ask them how to search for volunteers. Generally, they will provide corresponding guidance and help, and they can bring relevant certificates and materials, such as admission tickets and ID cards, to consult the staff about the specific operation process and make inquiries.
3. Ask the school teacher or counselor.
You can consult high school teachers or counselors, who will generally help students follow up the process of volunteering and provide corresponding volunteer inquiry channels. If the school teacher or counselor can't directly inquire about the volunteers, he will provide the contact information of the relevant school or admissions office, and may need to inquire in person.
Precautions for voluntary service:
1. Fill in personal information accurately.
When filling in your volunteers, you need to provide important information such as the admission ticket number and password, which are related to your identity information and admission qualifications. Therefore, when filling in your volunteers, you must fill in your personal information accurately, and don't disclose your password or admission ticket number to anyone or organization.
2. Read the enrollment policies and regulations carefully.
Each school and region has its own enrollment policies and regulations, including admission rules, professional admission methods and bonus points policies. Before filling in your volunteers, you should carefully read the relevant enrollment policies and regulations to understand which policies you meet, how to fill in the majors and schools, and whether the extra points are effective.
3. Choose your major and school carefully.
When volunteering, you need to choose your major and school according to your interests, abilities, family situation and other comprehensive factors. When choosing a major, you need to know the employment prospects, curriculum, tuition and other related information of this major, and choose a major that suits your interests and abilities. When choosing a school, you need to comprehensively consider the teachers, campus environment, subject setting, tuition and other related information, and choose a school that suits you.