Accounting is generally handled by colleges and universities, and if it needs to be handled by individuals due to special circumstances, the following materials shall be submitted:

1, stamped by the school. Due to special circumstances such as employment, individuals need to handle it separately;

2. A list of students' scores of this year issued and sealed by the Academic Affairs Office of the College;

3, in the "China Higher Education Student Information Network (Xue Xin Network)" through online verification, and print the "Ministry of Education Online Verification Report". ?

How to earn credits: In principle, accounting continuing education is based on the place where you obtained the certificate or the place where you are engaged in accounting work. If you are still in school, majoring in accounting, which meets the conditions that accounting students can offset one year's accounting continuing education credits through accounting examination results during their study, you can prove that you are there with your grades.

How to convert the credits of accounting continuing education?

1, take the national accounting professional and technical qualification examination and other accounting-related examinations, and each pass or admission will be converted into 90 credits.

2. Attending accounting professional meetings will be converted into 10 credits every day.

3, to participate in the national education administrative departments recognized secondary school accounting professional qualifications (degrees), through the annual examination or assessment of a course, converted into 90 credits.

4 independently undertake accounting research projects of continuing education management departments or industry organizations (groups). After the project is completed, each research project will be converted into 90 credits; In cooperation with others, the project leader of each research project will receive 90 credits, and other participants will receive 60 credits each.

5. Publicize accounting books independently, with each accounting book converted into 90 credits; Co-publishing with others, the first author of each accounting book is converted into 90 credits, and the other authors are converted into 60 credits each.