What does a strong foundation plan mean? Its advantages and disadvantages.

Benefits: the fairness of enrollment is higher; Increase candidates' chances of attending prestigious schools; There are fewer registration restrictions, giving ordinary candidates more opportunities; Disadvantages: the enrollment major is a basic major; Limited to one, is it too big to volunteer? The condition of abnormality is high, and candidates need to be clearly positioned; The enrollment is small and the competition pressure is high.

The pilot enrollment reform of basic disciplines, also known as the strong foundation plan, is the enrollment reform work carried out by the Ministry of Education, mainly to select and train students who are interested in serving the country's major strategic needs, have excellent comprehensive quality or are top-notch in basic disciplines.

Judging from the enrollment institutions, Qiangji plans to enroll students from 36 A-class double-class institutions. For candidates, this not only increases a choice opportunity, but also increases a chance to go to a prestigious school. Even if the candidate has no chance to be admitted to a strong foundation in the end, it will not affect the admission of subsequent batches.

However, the enrollment major of the strong foundation program mainly involves basic disciplines such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and history, philosophy, and ancient philology. Compared with the popular majors in recent years, it basically belongs to basic disciplines. Moreover, students who apply for strong foundation programs cannot change majors after entering school, so candidates need to think carefully before applying.

Strong foundation plan is a pilot project of enrollment reform in basic disciplines. The plan is to select and train students with excellent comprehensive quality or basic disciplines who are determined to serve the country's major strategies. It was initiated by the Ministry of Education and piloted in some universities. Courses offered include informatics, biology, mathematics, physics, history, chemistry, philosophy, and ancient philology, which have played a leading and supporting role.