Ordinary college graduates are ordinary full-time students with a schooling of two years (except for the three-year system). Tuition fees are charged according to the standards of students enrolled in the same school.

Ordinary undergraduate courses were included in the national enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities in the same year by the Ministry of Education. The admitted students enjoy the same treatment as the four-year undergraduate students admitted to the national unified entrance examination (college entrance examination) in ordinary colleges and universities. After students complete their studies and pass all subjects, undergraduate colleges and universities will issue ordinary undergraduate diplomas according to the requirements of the Ministry of Education [2002] 15 (the graduation certificate indicates "the starting point of undergraduate study"), and they will choose their own jobs after graduation.

Extended data:

Enrollment target: Only the outstanding graduates of ordinary full-time higher vocational colleges, and the enrollment plan is controlled within 5% of the total number of ordinary full-time college graduates in all provinces.

Examination time: Ordinary college graduates are generally ordinary full-time college graduates who take the examination in the second semester of junior college (the examination time varies in different provinces, which is determined by the current policies formulated by the provincial education examination institutes).

Upgrade: Only the first, second and third types of public colleges and universities have the qualification to enroll students in ordinary colleges and universities. According to the notice of the Ministry of Education and the National Development and Reform Commission, since 2005, the key universities under the "985 Project" and "2 1 1 Project" will no longer hold general undergraduate education in principle. )

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-full-time college entrance examination