College entrance examination and self-taught examination are two different ways to upgrade. This paper will compare them from the aspects of academic qualifications, learning methods, school scope and social recognition, so as to help readers better understand their differences.

Different educational backgrounds

The degree of graduates from ordinary colleges and universities is a bachelor's degree in ordinary higher education, and the degree of graduates from self-taught colleges and universities is a self-taught bachelor's degree.

Different learning styles

Junior college students take the entrance examination, and self-taught college students take the national unified self-study examination after leaving school or working for a period of time.

The school scope is different.

Ordinary undergraduate students are generally promoted to undergraduate courses in the original school or take the unified examination in other schools, while self-taught undergraduate students can choose different majors from the original college, and the scope of schools can be spread all over the country.

Different social recognition

The recognition of ordinary undergraduate course is equivalent to that of unified recruitment undergraduate course, while the social recognition of self-taught undergraduate course is generally considered to be lower than that of unified recruitment undergraduate course.