Urgent Anti-Fraud Alert | Beware of Admissions Scams, Freshmen and Parents Please Take Note!

Dear 2026 freshmen and parents,

Currently, during this critical stage of new student admissions, criminals are taking the opportunity to carry out admissions fraud. The college hereby issues an urgent anti-fraud alert. Please stay vigilant and keep your eyes open!

Recently, individuals from outside the school have impersonated our faculty and staff, calling new students and parents and making fraudulent claims about so-called "admission errors," "freshman reassignment," and "privately arranging major transfers."

📢 A solemn notice to all students and parents:

All of our school's work regarding admissions, major allocation, and class assignment is carried out strictly in accordance with regulations, with multiple layers of review and oversight. There are no channels for unauthorized reassignment, correction of admission results, or paying money to transfer majors without official approval!

Our faculty and staff will not privately call new students claiming they can help with paid major transfers or admission reassignment;

Our faculty and staff will not ask for bank card passwords or verification codes over the phone, nor demand transfers or payments;

Before new students arrive on campus, our faculty and staff will not privately add new students or parents on WeChat.

Do not trust easily, do not transfer money, do not disclose verification codes!

If you receive a suspicious call, hang up immediately and do not engage with the caller.

For any related information, be sure to verify through the college's official hotline: 023-65363998, or confirm with the group owner or administrator in the freshman group.

If you encounter fraud or any suspicious situation, please call the police promptly!

Do not easily trust "internal channels" or "special quotas" from unfamiliar calls. All admission-related notices shall be subject to information officially released by the college. Protect your money and guard against fraud!