If you work hard to get in, why don't you go?
Emaciated camels are bigger than horses.
Even if it is private, it is a full-time undergraduate, and the gold content is stronger than that of a junior college.
And there is only one chance to upgrade to the unified recruitment specialty, you have already succeeded, why give up?
First, purpose analysis.
Before I think about the other questions, I would like to ask you to think about the question, what are we trying so hard to prepare for the college entrance examination?
I believe most people will blurt out, of course, it is undergraduate. That's right, most people choose to upgrade to a college because they want to improve their academic qualifications, prove themselves, and make up for the regrets of the college entrance examination. So from this point of view, my answer is, to go.
In addition to the tuition fee, which is indeed much higher than that of the public school, but in addition, there is no difference in academic qualifications for students who go to college. If we could have been admitted to the post-secondary level, then we would have gotten a full-time undergraduate degree, and the first degree after graduation would also be a bachelor's degree.
Needless to say, although some junior colleges also have excellent academic styles, in contrast, most undergraduate schools have a better learning environment than junior colleges. When we get to the classmates, we can get to know more classmates and friends, and cultivate our optimistic and positive habits of learning.
Second, merit analysis.
With the development of society, good jobs are becoming more and more rare, and the requirements for academic qualifications are also higher. Although it may not sound as lofty as Gong***, for us, its undergraduate degree is equally precious. If we can be admitted to the civil *** and go to study successfully, you will find that your life path is much broader.
First of all, for junior colleges, it is not a private school, and undergraduate schools have relatively high requirements for learning ability, and we will better supervise ourselves in that environment and strive for greater progress. Many students who are admitted to the college entrance examination, because they find that their undergraduate students have stronger professional ability than themselves, so they continue to be strict with themselves, take every opportunity to improve their professional skills, and finally achieve very good results, and at the same time become more confident in the future.
Secondly, students have a bachelor's degree, which can help us regain confidence to a large extent, and we don't have to be arrogant because our academic qualifications are not as high as other students. A bachelor's degree will also broaden our employment channels to a certain extent, and we no longer have to be discriminated against because of our college qualifications when looking for a job, and to a certain extent, academic qualifications are a stepping stone when looking for a job. With a bachelor's degree, we can have the opportunity and place to display our talents and ambitions, which will also be beneficial for future job evaluation, promotion, etc.
Third, it is also of great significance for our future self-improvement. Whether we want to take the public examination, the examination for editing, or the postgraduate entrance examination in the future, with the identity of an undergraduate, it will be much more convenient for us. Of course, junior college students also have the opportunity to take the postgraduate entrance examination and the public examination, but some positions will have academic qualifications.
Fourth, for many candidates, many public schools do not have a major suitable for them, and although the tuition fee is relatively high, the major is comprehensive, which can solve the problem of many students' major choice. You must know that for some students, it is very important to choose a major that suits them.
Clause. 3. Summary and solution of deficiencies.
The high tuition fee is the main reason why most students are entangled in whether to study for a college or not. The author believes that the promotion of the college is a rare opportunity, and being able to be admitted to the civil society is also a proof of our own ability. Now that you have been admitted, you should not give up easily.
There are several solutions to tuition issues:
Apply for a bursary or student loan.
With the increasing emphasis on education, the state has been looking for ways to help students from relatively difficult families to obtain better educational opportunities in recent years. We can apply for grants or student loans according to our specific circumstances, and if the application is successful, we can solve our tuition problem to a large extent.
Study hard and get a scholarship.
Whether private or public, we all have the opportunity to receive scholarships. Therefore, even if we study hard, we can also apply for scholarships to solve our own life problems.
Work-study, appropriate part-time.
Many schools have work-study positions, such as sorting books, cleaning classrooms, etc. During the study period, we can earn some wages by applying to the school for work-study opportunities or finding some part-time jobs, etc., to improve our lives and reduce the burden on our parents.