Yes, why not? There is no doubt that the first degree in archives after graduation is undergraduate.

1 college entrance examination (refers to the unified college entrance examination in the whole province): college graduates can only take this exam. Just like the college entrance examination, examinations and registration are organized by the whole province. After passing the exam, you will get a full-time degree, continue studying in the admitted school for two years, and issue an undergraduate diploma and a degree certificate after graduation. The effect of this undergraduate diploma is the same as that of the undergraduate diploma, and the degree certificate is easy to get. Because it is full-time, the first degree and the highest degree after graduation are undergraduate.

The "self-taught college entrance examination" generally passes the self-taught examination, and several courses are taken irregularly every year, usually within two years. As long as you have completed all the subjects, you will have a diploma, but this is self-taught, not full-time, and generally there is no degree certificate. You really have to work hard to get a degree certificate.

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