Generally, higher vocational colleges only need to study for three years, and undergraduates will only study for four or five years in their junior year, even in the graduating class.

In Chinese mainland, higher vocational education is the abbreviation of higher vocational education. According to the Higher Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Vocational Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the document of the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) (Jiaogao [2006] 16), higher vocational education is a kind of higher education.

At present, China's higher vocational education has two levels in Chinese mainland: one is a two-year or three-year college, and the other is a four-year undergraduate; In Taiwan Province Province, it has risen to the level of doctoral students.

At present, whether the graduates of higher vocational colleges in Chinese mainland are at junior college level or undergraduate level mainly depends on the academic system: if it is two or three years, it should be at junior college level; If it is a four-year academic system, it is the undergraduate level.