Since the last time I wrote about Hankou University's self-taught undergraduate course: some anti-fraud knowledge you need to know, some students have been asking questions about Hankou University's self-taught undergraduate course. In the process of chatting, everyone has a question: there are already two schools this year, the College of Continuing Education and the Vocational College of Hankou University. I don't know which one is regular. What's the difference between them?

Yesterday, I specially consulted my friend who is a counselor in Hankou College. These two colleges are regular departments of Hankou University. The difference is that the majors offered by the two departments are different. Let's compare the majors of the two departments first:

School of Continuing Education, Hankou University Major: Administration (Electronic Direction) Accounting (Certified Public Accountant) Engineering Management E-commerce English Human Resource Management Network Communication Computer Science and Technology Art Design Electromechanical Integration Engineering Automobile Inspection and Maintenance Marketing Electronic Information Engineering

(Note: Professional information comes from the self-taught undergraduate counselors of Hankou University)

From the professional point of view, we can see that the majors in vocational colleges are set from the perspective of employment, which is more in line with the current reality. It has increased the chips for students to embark on social employment in the future.

Another difference is that the two professional courses are different in nature: the academic system is four years, and the School of Continuing Education of Hankou University takes all the self-taught exams during the four years. The form of vocational education college is the self-taught undergraduate course of network education. The graduation certificates that students finally get are all self-taught undergraduate courses, and they are all the same. Let me explain to you what this major is all about.

At present, the number of self-taught exams in Hubei Province is twice a year, which makes it more difficult for many students to take self-taught exams, and they may not pass all subjects until the next semester of their senior year. If the junior college adopts the form of network education, then students only need to focus on the study of self-taught undergraduate courses. In this way, study or exams will be easier. Finally, I got the diploma of self-taught undergraduate course in Hankou College. It's the same as the students in the College of Continuing Education.