I have to study for a few years after the college upgrade

Mondo Education Updated on 2024-01-30

Summary:

The post-secondary education system is mainly differentiated according to the form of study, and the unified enrollment post-secondary upgrade is generally two years, and the ** post-secondary upgrade is generally 25 years.

Specifics:

Unified Enrollment Upgrade

Unified enrollment refers to the selection of outstanding full-time college graduates to participate in the unified examination organized by the Education Examination Institute after the junior college students and junior college students of ordinary colleges and universities have completed their junior college studies, and the original major or related majors are promoted to undergraduate colleges and universities to continue full-time undergraduate education for two or three years.

Therefore, the duration of study for the Unified Entrance Examination is generally two years, and some majors (medicine, architecture) need to study for three years.

**Upgrade

*College upgrade refers to a way for college graduates or college students to pass the ** higher education examination and enter colleges and universities to obtain a bachelor's degree.

*The duration of the post-secondary upgrade is generally 25 years, mainly divided into part-time and correspondence courses. The part-time system is to study in your spare time, and the correspondence course is to study by mailing textbooks and conducting online teaching.

Other ways to upgrade to a higher level

In addition to the unified enrollment and first-class college upgrades, there are also self-examination college upgrades, electrical college upgrades, etc.

The duration of self-examination is generally 2In 5 years, candidates can choose the appropriate examination subjects and learning progress according to their actual situation.

The duration of the college upgrade is generally 3 years, and candidates can obtain a bachelor's degree through the courses and examinations provided by the university.

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