If you are worried about the road to further study, it may be a good choice to set up a secondary school to study in a junior college. However, this method is not suitable for everyone. This paper will introduce the advantages and disadvantages of this way of entering higher schools in detail to help you make a wise decision.

A shortcut to get a diploma

The path of upgrading from secondary school to junior college can save you nearly two years, compared with upgrading from junior college to junior college after passing the college entrance examination. This way is especially suitable for friends who find high school hard to reach. However, it should be noted that this method is mainly for obtaining diplomas, not for in-depth study and mastering practical skills.

High school: a better choice

If you have confidence in your learning ability, high school is actually a better choice. After graduating from high school, your life will open up more possibilities. Moreover, the college entrance examination is a full-time formal unified recruitment, and the academic qualifications of secondary school students who apply for junior college first and then upgrade to undergraduate course belong to adult education and tend to be amateurs.

The college entrance examination is not difficult.

I recommend you to go to high school whenever you have the chance. In fact, the college entrance examination is not as difficult as expected. The current enrollment expansion policy has given more opportunities to go to college. You know, the landing rate of many other exams is much lower than that of the college entrance examination. So, don't be afraid and pursue your dreams bravely!