I'm studying in Shandong now, and I just started to be a senior one this year. But the hukou is in Heilongjiang, so just ask, what are the benefits of waiting for the college entrance examination?

I'm from Shandong, and my classmates are from the northeast like you, and then I'll go back to the college entrance examination in my second or third year of high school.

If you take the exam here, you need to move your household registration to Shandong some time before the college entrance examination (specifically ask the school). If you don't move, you must go back to take the exam.

Personally, I think it is quite cost-effective to receive education in Shandong and then go back to the exam, because there are so many candidates in Shandong, and the pressure of entering a higher school can be said to be the first in the country. The enrollment scores of colleges and universities in Shandong are significantly higher than those in most other places. Shandong has a high line of arts and sciences every year. . . So for my own sake, I suggest going back to the exam. My classmates got very good grades after returning to school, and basically did not encounter great difficulties because of different textbooks. The only drawback is that going back to Heilongjiang seems to be to fill in the volunteers first and then get the results. You have to grasp this yourself!

However, in any case, the college entrance examination must work hard enough to have a good return. If you study science, you must do more questions! Practice makes perfect! If I were Wen, I would be a layman, and I dare not tell you more.

I wish you good results in the college entrance examination!