Can I change classes after dividing arts and sciences in my second year of high school?

To transfer to another class after being divided into classes, you only need to apply, and there is no need to find connections.

You can still transfer classes after the subjects are divided. Sometimes schools are afraid of too many students transferring, so they will restrict the students who can transfer. But talk to the principal carefully because this is a lifelong issue for children who have passed the college entrance examination. It should be transferable, but you still have to think more about it because there are too many differences between arts and sciences, so you should trust your original choice.

Format of high school transfer application form - transfer application

Dear school leaders and teachers:

I am a student in the 2016 class of our school. This class is a positive group. During the time I entered the class, I gradually completed the transformation and transformation into a student with excellent conduct. The teachers gave me great care and gave me a platform to continue to perform. Here, I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the teachers!

However, as I studied and deepened, I felt the unprecedented pressure between ideals and reality in my senior year of high school. Everything can thrive and develop smoothly only in a suitable environment.

But the environment I am in now is completely different from my appearance. I feel confused and confused like never before. I also become restless and have poor sleep, which seriously affects my study.

However, the reality always makes me sober and sad. I don't want to live like this hazy, directionless and aimless life. Looking back at dusk, time has passed. Due to many reasons and after a long period of thinking, I applied to Teacher Li for a class transfer. Ask the teacher for permission.

In the future, I will work hard to meet opportunities and challenges with the best attitude. And I promise to study hard and resolutely. Abide by school rules and regulations.

Sincerely,

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