College and higher vocational education are two different forms of education, with different enrollment targets, academic qualifications and academic classification. This article will introduce the differences between these two forms of education for you in detail.

Different academic qualifications and treatment

College education focuses on vocational skills training, and only college diplomas are issued after graduation. Higher vocational education is to award college and undergraduate diplomas recognized by the state, so that you can enjoy the same treatment as ordinary college graduates.

Different enrollment targets

The college is mainly for outstanding students in the national college entrance examination and entered the college through the college entrance examination in June. Higher vocational colleges widely recruit high school graduates, those with equivalent education, previous students and so on. , to provide you with more admission opportunities.

Different educational classifications

Colleges are divided into ordinary colleges and higher vocational colleges. Ordinary colleges and universities are admitted in the fourth batch, and higher vocational colleges are admitted in the fifth batch. However, higher vocational colleges also have various upgrading channels, such as self-examination, unified examination and intra-school promotion, to help you achieve academic upgrading.