How did you feel when you received the college admission notice?

The feeling of getting the admission notice is far from the tension and excitement when I learned the results of the college entrance examination. Getting the admission notice is more of a relief from the result you chose. Whether the result is right or not, whether you like it or not, from the moment you get the admission notice, it means that you have made a choice.

The college entrance examination can't make all candidates get what they want. They ended their struggle for at least three years in two days, and in less than 20 days they were afraid and looking forward to waiting for the result. On the day when the results came out, it was natural that several families were happy and worried. It's okay to say that you don't do well in exams. After all, psychology has accepted these facts, and it is tragic for those candidates who are full of confidence but ultimately fail to reach the expected score because of abnormal performance. They will be forced to answer a series of greetings from their parents and relatives, and this greeting is likely to become a problem.

Candidates with poor performance often choose to repeat, which means they will not accept such test results. However, the psychological pressure of choosing to repeat will be much greater than that of the current candidates, and the probability of failing again will be higher. I have met many people who have recovered after re-reading. On the contrary, people who choose to take the admission notice will be more calm if they accept this result.

The admission notice should also be the most formal "envelope" we received as adults. It doesn't make much sense, at least for now. The result was doomed when we filled in our volunteers. This is just to reconfirm your choice.