College Admission Notice: Everything You Need to Know

After the college entrance examination, the students are most concerned about the issue of admission notice. This article will introduce the mailing time, content, matters needing attention and other related information of the admission notice to help you better understand the admission notice.

Posting time

Generally speaking, the notice of colleges and universities has been issued, and most students should have received it. Notices from the two universities have also been issued and will reach you soon. As for the three colleges and universities, it is expected to be sent around 16 this month, and you will receive it on the 20th at the latest. However, the notice of colleges and universities may be sent later, about 18 days later, and some may not be received until the 25th.

Contents of the admission notice

The letter of admission (also called the letter of admission) usually includes information such as the letter of admission and school profile. Some schools will also cooperate with banks and mobile companies to send bank cards and phone cards to new students. Please note that some schools require students to transfer the tuition and accommodation fees for the first academic year to the bank card designated by the school, and the school will deduct them uniformly (more than a dozen pieces will not be deducted).

Buy a half-price ticket

With the notice, you can buy a half-price train ticket, but only from your home to school. When purchasing a half-price ticket on 12306 website, select the "Student" option, and you will receive a text message after payment. Please pick up your ticket at the ticket window of the railway station with your notice and ID card before you travel. You can also buy tickets directly at the window. The number of days in advance for purchasing tickets is the same as that for ordinary tickets.

Contact the admission school

If you haven't received the admission notice, there may be something wrong with the mailing process, or you have not been admitted to your favorite school. If you have been admitted to one or two colleges, but have not received the notice, please contact the admission school as soon as possible (telephone, email, letter) to avoid missing the registration time.

Beware of forged notices.

Finally, remind everyone to be wary of false admission notices. There should be two seals on the real notice: the official seal of the provincial and municipal admissions office and the school that accepted you (except the three books and colleges and universities). Notice without any seal may be forged! Please be careful!