I transferred my hukou in Dancheng College Entrance Examination, and now I am admitted to the university. Should I transfer my account back?

It doesn't matter if the account is transferred back, it doesn't matter if you go to college or not. You can also transfer your hukou to a university when you go to college.

First, the benefits of moving the household registration to the school

Many students choose to move their registered permanent residence to school for convenience. The convenience of having a hukou around you: for example, finding a part-time job (some special part-time jobs require a local hukou), reissue lost documents, and apply for a visa and passport. , save a lot of trouble.

However, a new regulation was introduced: from July 1 this year, large and medium-sized cities and counties (cities) with conditions in China began to accept ID cards from different places to facilitate citizens to renew and reissue their ID cards in different places.

Second, the disadvantages of household registration moving into school

1. There is a prescribed time limit for graduates to hand over their personnel files to the school or the local graduate personnel department for safekeeping when they graduate. If the deadline comes, they will have to go back to their hometown if they can't find a job in the university. If they go back to their hometown to work, it takes time and effort to move back to their hukou;

2. For freshmen from rural areas, it is easy to move their hukou to colleges and universities, but if they move back to their hometown after graduation, the nature of the original rural hukou will become non-agricultural;

3. Some freshmen can enjoy certain subsidies and preferential policies from the government in their home countries, but they can't enjoy them when their registered permanent residence is moved.

4. Some college students did not move their registered permanent residence in time after graduation, and became "black households", which brought great troubles to their lives.