Does solicitation mean supplementary enrollment?

The solicitation of volunteers is not a supplementary admission.

Collecting volunteers is a link after the completion of the admissions process of colleges and universities, and supplementary admission is a supplementary link after the completion of admissions work of colleges and universities. The collection of volunteers is conducted after the formal admission process, while supplementary admission is a supplementary admission to colleges and universities that have not completed the enrollment plan after the formal admission process.

The purpose of soliciting volunteers is to fill the vacancies in the college admissions plan, so that more candidates have the opportunity to enter the colleges and universities of their choice; Candidates who can complete the application form as required, as well as candidates who were not admitted due to scores or other reasons during the official admission process.

The operation process of soliciting volunteers is that after the college entrance examination results are announced, colleges and universities will submit applications based on the candidates' scores and the reported volunteer status; while the operation process of supplementary admission is that after the college entrance examination results are announced, colleges and universities will conduct enrollment for uncompleted applications. Supplementary admission is planned.

The difference between solicitation and unified recruitment lies in the enrollment targets, registration time, examination subjects, and admission methods

1. Enrollment targets: unified recruitment refers to students recruited through college entrance examination selection. Mainly for ordinary high school graduates. Recruitment refers to the recruitment method for specific groups or special situations, such as recruitment by the military, public security, firefighting and other units, or independent recruitment by some universities to meet special professional needs.

2. Registration time: Registration for the college entrance examination is generally held in June every year, and then the college entrance examination is held in July. The registration time for solicitation varies depending on the enrollment unit and enrollment project, and some may even be able to sign up at any time of the year.

3. Examination subjects: The unified recruitment mainly examines students’ performance in cultural courses, including Chinese, mathematics, English, politics, history, geography and other subjects. Recruitment requires taking corresponding professional examinations or interviews to test students' actual abilities and potential in this field.

4. Admission method: Admission to the unified recruitment is mainly based on the candidates' cultural class scores and the order of application. The admission score is uniformly determined by the education admissions examination agencies of each province. The admission of solicitation usually needs to be comprehensively evaluated based on the candidates' professional examination or interview scores, comprehensive quality evaluation and other factors. The admission score is determined by the admissions unit itself.