Correspondence undergraduate course and adult college entrance examination are both learning opportunities for adults, but the teaching methods and requirements are different. This paper will discuss the differences between them in depth to help readers better understand these two learning methods.

junior college student

Adult undergraduate courses mainly pass the advanced undergraduate or junior college exams, so that adults have the opportunity to enter undergraduate universities. After finishing their studies, those who pass the exam will get a diploma.

Self-study and distance teaching

Correspondence undergraduate course emphasizes self-study and distance teaching. It is taught face-to-face in winter and summer vacations or national legal holidays, with teaching materials, lectures, computers and other learning methods. The communication with teachers is mainly through letters and emails.

Graduation certificate is difficult to get.

Although the correspondence undergraduate course emphasizes self-study and distance teaching, it is not difficult to obtain the diploma of correspondence education as long as you pass the adult college entrance examination and complete the course as planned.

Personal actual situation and needs

Choosing correspondence undergraduate course or adult college entrance examination should be decided according to individual's actual situation and needs. The teaching methods and requirements of the two are different, so we need to choose a suitable learning method according to our own situation.