The difference between self-taught universities and ordinary universities
1. Full-time college students need to take the college entrance examination to enter the university. Adult colleges and universities do not need to pass the college entrance examination, and students can only enter the school if they pass the national unified adult college entrance examination.
2. The enrollment targets of full-time colleges are basically high school students who take the college entrance examination. Adult education mainly recruits students from on-the-job and unemployed people, people who have left regular schools and professional and technical personnel and managers who have received higher education. But at present, it is somewhat loose, and more and more high school graduates join the adult education army.
3. Self-taught college is a part-time education, with low tuition fees, free study time, graduation time of 2-3 years, average difficulty, average gold content and average social recognition, which is suitable for people who have left campus life.
4. Ordinary junior college is full-time, with high tuition, full-time study time and graduation time of 3 years. Generally, it is more difficult, the gold content is higher, and the social recognition is higher than that of the self-taught college entrance examination. Suitable for college entrance examination or 3+2 unified examination, with undergraduate qualification (difficult). People in society can be admitted through local enrollment expansion and college entrance examination.
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