Full-time education and part-time education are two different educational systems. This paper will discuss the differences between full-time education and part-time education from the aspects of education time, degree acquisition, admission scores, enrollment methods and examination methods, so as to help readers better understand these two educational methods.

Different educational hours

Full-time education and part-time education are different in educational time. A junior college is usually a three-year program, while an undergraduate course is usually a four-year program. Some majors, such as medical school, may take five years.

Degree acquisition is different.

Undergraduate students who successfully graduate can get a bachelor's degree, and junior college students do not provide a degree.

Different admission scores

In terms of college entrance examination admission score, the admission score of undergraduate course is obviously higher than that of junior college, and different achievements within undergraduate course will also affect the admission score.

Different registration methods

Full-time academic qualifications are obtained through the unified examination of colleges and universities organized by the state, and part-time academic qualifications are obtained by correspondence and evening classes.

Different examination methods

In terms of examination methods, full-time academic qualifications need to take the strict college entrance examination, and part-time students can take the examination through self-study and other forms.