Is the first degree an undergraduate or a junior college? What's the difference between undergraduate and ordinary undergraduate?

1. First degree change: After the unified recruitment is successful, your first degree will be changed from full-time junior college to full-time undergraduate, and the first degree of undergraduate in college entrance examination will be full-time undergraduate from the beginning.

2. There are differences in diplomas: the words "starting point of university" will be on the diplomas of students who have been promoted to junior colleges, but not on the diplomas of undergraduates, but the degree certificates are the same.

3. Different years of study: Ordinary undergraduates generally have a four-year system, while students who graduated from junior college can only study in undergraduate schools for two years.

4. the difference of the gold content of the certificate: generally speaking, the unified recruitment of full-time undergraduates > the unified recruitment of full-time undergraduates. So if you can go directly to the undergraduate course, go directly. If you fail in the college entrance examination, it is recommended to repeat it. If you are already a junior college student, study hard and prepare for the college entrance examination.

5. Restrictions on enrollment majors in colleges and universities: Generally, there are 2 local undergraduate courses and 3 local undergraduate courses, and a few undergraduate courses require the same or similar majors. Students admitted to undergraduate courses after the college entrance examination can go to any place they want to study as long as their scores are enough and there is no geographical restriction.

College entrance examination is still useful. The course of human development is like climbing a mountain. Every time you climb a height, you can see farther and more beautiful scenery. Taking the college entrance examination and being admitted to an undergraduate college is a way to challenge yourself and improve yourself. It is also a process that junior college students must go through if they want to "change their lives".