Over half of the departments of the first, third and fourth groups in college do not participate in the recommendation and screening admission process , a new system of college entrance. For those praticipating, most departments within the first and third groups limit the quota for students gaining entrance through the new system from 10% to 20%, and most departments within the fourth group have a limit of 1% to 10%. Most departments of the second group participate in the new entrance system but have a quota of 10% to 20%. This study sees the behavior of departments participating in the new system as a two-stage decision. At the first stage, departments choose whether to participate in the new system. At the second stege, they dicide the proportion of students admitted through the new system. Number of students, ranking, and region affects the decision of some groups in the first and second stages. There is no significant difference between performance of students admitted by the new system and by the old system (united examination). In addition, the variation of the performance of students admitted through the new system is lower than that of the students that gained entrance via the old system.