2004 Gaokao strategies and tips

Author: Li Zhiqiang
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The college entrance exam is undoubtedly about proving one's worth, but with the same exam scores, a student's fate can be worlds apart—either smoothly admitted to their dream university or rejected despite high marks. This raises the issue of the skill involved in filling out college applications. This book is specifically designed to address the practical problem faced by some parents and students who don't know how to start when filling out applications. It provides realistic guidance to those lost in confusion, from a macro to a micro perspective. The text is concise, time-consuming but limited, yet its impact is undoubtedly significant. You may have better scores than your classmates, yet they get into their ideal key universities while you end up in ordinary institutions. Some chose "" and saved themselves, while others lamented nearly losing their future. Should you prioritize the university or the major? Indecision plagues many. You may meet the admission score line, yet end up with "above-line rejection" year after year. The annual practice of filling out college entrance exam applications moves millions of hearts.