Correspondence college and self-taught college are not the same academic qualifications, but both belong to non-unified examination diplomas, which is what we often call the second academic qualifications. The two certificates have the same academic effect as other adult education diplomas, and can be used for scientific research, postgraduate entrance examination, civil service examination, qualification certificate examination, professional title evaluation, job application and so on. At the same time, the differences between the two are mainly analyzed as follows:

correspondence university

Correspondence refers to the process of obtaining academic qualifications by candidates who apply for college level through the combination of "face-to-face teaching+self-study". Candidates mainly study face-to-face for about 10 days in winter and summer vacations. During the study, the teacher will explain the key points of the textbook and the scope of the exam. However, with the passage of time, such concentrated study time becomes more and more unrealistic for working adults, so face-to-face teaching gradually changes into the form of online teaching, and the flexibility is greatly improved.

Self-taught junior college

Self-taught college refers to the process that candidates obtain academic qualifications through self-taught exams, and the learning methods of candidates are more diverse. Candidates can choose four ways: self-study, online classes, amateur classes and even self-study, not limited to one way. Therefore, the learning cost of self-taught colleges is lower than that of correspondence colleges. However, the difficulty and pass rate of self-taught examination are much higher than correspondence.