Differences in diplomas
The adult college entrance examination diploma is issued by the university where you study and stamped with the seal of the school. The self-study examination shall be jointly sealed by the examiner's college and the local self-study examination committee.
Differences in test difficulty
Adult college entrance examination is strict, the entrance examination is relatively simple, and the admission score is not high. In contrast, there is no entrance examination for self-taught students, but they have to pass the subject examination every year, and the examination questions are given by the National Education Examinations Institute, which is very difficult.
Difference in graduation time
Adult college entrance examination students can get graduation certificates if they pass all the exams and complete the tuition fees within the specified time. Self-taught exams need to be registered on time, and all courses have passed. Graduation time depends on the degree of personal review.
Diversity of learning styles
Adult college entrance examination has a variety of learning methods, including full-time, amateur and correspondence forms, and students can choose according to their own conditions. Self-study mainly depends on independent study, and most people choose amateur study.
Gold content difference
Because the self-taught exam is much more difficult than the adult exam, the gold content of the self-taught exam is relatively high. Although both of them are diplomas recognized by the state and have the same nature, it takes more efforts and hardships to take the self-taught exam, which makes employers pay more attention to the self-taught degree when choosing a job.