Vocabulary

1. Livestream n,v 直播 E.g. I used my phone to livestream from New york.
2. well-off 富有的，有錢(qián)的
3. ill-prepared 準(zhǔn)備不足的 Many students who graduate are ill-prepared to join the world of work.
4. accomodate v 容納 E.g. New students can be accomodated in halls of residence.

Phrase

1. university recruitment season 大學(xué)招生季
2. university entrance examination 高考
3. university and college 大專(zhuān)院校
4. follow the crowd blindly 跟風(fēng)盲從
5. reach a broader audience 覆蓋更多受眾

sentence

1. In contrast with in-person recruitment events, livestream can reach a larger audience. They may also help students from disadvantaged backgrounds access much needed information to make more informed decisions.
2. Most students and their parents are ill-prepared to make these choices. Even with same scored as their peers, students from rural areas or less well-off families may be disadvantaged by a lack of necessary knowledge about university and career planning.
3. 缺乏信息的壞處：The lack of effective inforamtion makes candidates confused and helpless when filling out their applications. Many will follow the crowd blindly and apply for the popular majors as defined by the media(報(bào)媒體認(rèn)為的熱門(mén)專(zhuān)業(yè)）.
4. Compared to traditional recruitment methods, such as brochures and in-person fairs, livestreaming can reach a broader audience. One in-person fair could accomodate 1,000 people at most, whereas one livestream could draw in more than tens of thousands of viewers.