The differences between full-time and part-time graduate students are as follows:

1, full-time graduate students are full-time students, but part-time students are not.

Full-time learning refers to a form of learning that is separated from work and production posts and studied in school. Usually part-time graduate students have jobs. But now some incomplete schools require full-time classes, which may affect incomplete work. The specific learning style depends on the school arrangement. Some schools will arrange full-time students to attend classes on weekends.

2. Full-time graduate students and part-time graduate students have different enrollment directions.

At present, when full-time and part-time graduate students take the postgraduate entrance examination, the content of the examination is the same, and the retest line and the cinema are the same. Full-time graduate students are mainly for fresh graduates. Part-time graduate students are mainly for on-the-job personnel with certain working years and experience.

3. Full-time graduate students and part-time tuition fees are different, and part-time tuition fees are more expensive.

The tuition fees of full-time graduate students and part-time graduate students are different. Under normal circumstances, part-time graduate students have higher expenses. Perhaps because of the long academic system and different training methods, incomplete students have work income, and incomplete tuition will be more expensive.

Full-time graduate students can live in school dormitories, while part-time students usually have to find their own places to live.

Some schools may arrange dormitories for part-time students, but most schools will not. Full-time graduate students can live in school dormitories. Because part-time students generally have jobs and the number of school dormitories is limited, many schools will not arrange dormitories for part-time students.