As we are aware of the impacts of multi entrance modes and seeking its refinements, the influences on educational institutions party have long been ignored. This paper tries to discover the source structure of new students, and explore their learning achievement for five-year program students. Had the source structure of new students changed while the recommended-selected mode was taken as one way to enroll new students? Is the learning achievement more inferior for the recommended-selected students? If so, is it due to their previous inferior learning? What effect will have if subsidiary courses are given them? In this paper, related statistical hypotheses are tested and the mentioned questions are answered. The analysis shows that source structure of new students had changed. Due to their previous inferior learning, the recommended-selected students are with inferior learning achievement in the initial stage of entrance. Further, it is indicated that the given subsidiary courses indeed improve the recommended-selected students' learning ability. The research result identify the occurrence of three phenomena: localization, exclusiveness, and assimilation. In the light of these phenomena, this paper describes the inspirations they induced.