Today's new conversations:
My son was admitted to USTC early, should I let him finish his sophomore year of high school?
But sometimes children will be brainwashed by teachers and schools, and I saw that some were admitted to the Shaoyuan Academy, and gave up going to the college entrance examination to be admitted to Tongji. Unless you want to take the civil service exam in the future, whether you are working in scientific research or going abroad, the Shaoyuan and Qingbei can be counted as a grade.
Let's talk about the pros and cons first, the platform of Qingbei/resumption of diplomatic relations and the fact that you are in Beijing/Shanghai have brought great information advantages, are you really bad this year? If you have a clear goal of going to USTC and know what it is for, that's another matter. Secondly, let's talk about your "don't talk about the pros and cons, purely based on feelings", are you a minor?
If you want me to say, I still have to contact the most educated person in the family and let the child talk to him and listen to his opinion. If the highest degree in the family is a bachelor's degree, forget it
This...... You still don't mess with the analogy [covering your mouth] I know at least two high school sophomores who were admitted to the junior class of the University of Science and Technology of China didn't go, and the reasons are also very good, one is that girls don't want to do physics all the time, and the other is easy to go to Qingbei after dropping their scores [covering their faces]
You can look at my previous answer, I also recommend finishing the second year of high school, there are a lot of regrets in our junior class
No, in his interview, he said to himself, "I am a relatively unsuccessful in the academic circle", he said that he almost did not get his degree certificate, and in the eighth year, he was stuck in time to send out the last thesis required for graduation, and if the journal was a few days late, he would not be able to finish his course
Not everyone is very tired of brushing questions in high school, especially those who can be admitted to the juvenile class under the age of 15, don't consider this small wave of people with a common phenomenon
Dude, are you too conservative? 99%？ 99.999% is right, one in 100,000, and there are probably only a few thousand people in China who can enter the University of Science and Technology of China in the second year of high school.
No, the junior class really doesn't necessarily have a high school diploma, and you may have to go back to the high school exam (although I don't know what it is for)