In fact, the landlord's problem is very common. I think the landlord's undergraduate course should refer to Brick Brick Book. "College to undergraduate" is an important way for college students to study undergraduate. After passing the second or third grade exam, you can enter the third year, that is, 2+2 or 3+2 mode. This doesn't involve work, so you will feel great financial pressure. Moreover, most schools are secondary colleges with high fees. College graduates take the adult college entrance examination, which is called "college entrance examination" and lasts for two or two and a half years. You can study while working, which can relieve the economic pressure.

"Professional Edition" and "Upgrade Edition" are two different concepts. The landlord can make a comparison.

If the landlord works as a teacher after graduation, then the undergraduate course is definitely necessary, which is the dual needs of employment pressure and self-growth. But which way to read can be decided according to your own and family situation. If you can enter middle school or primary school after graduation now, I think it is a good opportunity, because the salary of compulsory education teachers is comparable to that of civil servants, which will inevitably bring greater competition. If you find a good job early, it is still a way.

It's not whether a girl can go to junior college, but what degree your job requires you to have. Lifelong learning is a general trend.