First of all, college enrollment needs to abide by the Education Law and the Higher Education Law, as well as the enrollment regulations of ordinary colleges and universities. According to the actual scores of candidates in the 20021College Entrance Examination and the voluntary reporting of students, a series of work, such as enrollment, qualification examination and student status transfer, were completed according to the law and regulations.
Secondly, when enrolling students in colleges and universities, no false propaganda can be carried out in any link, and the published enrollment brochures must comply with relevant state regulations. And in accordance with the information disclosure system, through the network, telephone, television and other channels to announce the admission information and admission scores. Moreover, colleges and universities cannot change their enrollment plans privately and enroll students in violation of regulations. Students whose materials do not meet the requirements of enrollment shall not be admitted.
The scores of college entrance examinations over the years are an important reference for college entrance examination candidates to choose schools and majors. College entrance examination researchers can also find the trend of enrollment from the changes of college entrance examination scores over the years. Then it analyzes the two-way choice between universities and students under the comprehensive effect of urban background, school popularity, academic strength and scientific research level, and supporting infrastructure around universities. Jiangsu college entrance examination students and colleges and universities can also see many changes in talent flow from this admission score line.
According to the Interim Measures for Handling Enrollment Violations in Ordinary Colleges and Universities, enrollment violations in colleges and universities include: (1) publishing enrollment brochures in violation of state regulations, or making false propaganda or defrauding money; (2) Failing to disclose the enrollment information in accordance with the provisions on information disclosure; (3) Enrolling students beyond the approved school scale or adjusting the enrollment plan without authorization; (four) in violation of the provisions of lowering the admission standards of candidates or refusing to accept qualified candidates; (five) in violation of state regulations in special types of enrollment, or fraud, malpractice, admission of unqualified candidates; (6) Entrusting an intermediary agency to enroll students in violation of regulations, or charging fees to candidates in the name of promising admission; (seven) other acts in violation of the provisions of the state enrollment management.