Early batch admission is to gather together some schools with basically the same or similar enrollment categories, nature, and majors to conduct early admission before large-scale enrollment. Early batch admission can also be understood as completing admissions before the first batch of admissions, and these colleges are called early admission colleges.

　What is early batch admission?

Early batch admission is to complete the admissions before most schools start the first batch of admissions. These schools admit a few days earlier than the same school. The purpose is to give priority to some special types of candidates before admitting ordinary college entrance examination candidates.

Characteristics of early-batch colleges

Some of these schools are military academies and national defense schools, some are normal schools, some are public security, navigation, political and legal schools, some are art and sports colleges, and some are early-batch colleges approved by the State Education Commission.

Students who want to be approved in advance need to take the test or assessment in advance before they can apply. However, there are many restrictions, so not all students can apply. Some schools have particularly high scores, and some schools have other restrictions that require candidates to meet the requirements before they can apply.