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Study of the Reform of Higher Education Enrollment System Reform in New Times

Liu Shao

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The system reform of higher education enrollment has entered a new stage,and to strengthen its effects,we should grasp its targets.At present,the higher education enrolment system reform in China should exert itself to deal with three problems:transfer power to schools,select talented people scientifically and impel students to study by examinations.

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The system reform of higher education enrollment has entered a new stage,and to strengthen its effects,we should grasp its targets.At present,the higher education enrolment system reform in China should exert itself to deal with three problems:transfer power to schools,select talented people scientifically and impel students to study by examinations.

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The system reform of higher education enrollment has entered a new stage,and to strengthen its effects,we should grasp its targets.At present,the higher education enrolment system reform in China should exert itself to deal with three problems:transfer power to schools,select talented people scientifically and impel students to study by examinations.

Key concepts: GRASP, China, Higher education, Power (physics), Business, Economic growth, Political science, Mathematics education

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