I am a college entrance examination immigrant, and now I am a sophomore. Can I change my hukou during college? Who do I need to help?

What you need now is not to change your account, but to legally move it back.

You are still in college, and there is no reasonable reason to ask for a change of residence, such as buying a house or working. If you make a fake or take other illegal means to move your account, it is unnecessary, because it is not necessarily beneficial for you to move your account back now, but the risks and expenses brought by some illegal means are great.

Under normal circumstances, you can move your registered permanent residence to a university when you are studying in a university, and this policy will not prevent you from moving because you didn't move at that time, so you can consult the teachers or leaders of your university to find out how to move your registered permanent residence to your university, and move your registered permanent residence to the university first. After you graduate from college and find a job, you can move your hukou to your workplace. If you go back to your hometown to work and find proof and materials from your company, you can move your hukou back from the university.