Specialized books and correspondence courses are two important examination methods in the field of education. Although they all aim at improving academic level, there are differences in concept, academic nature and application requirements. Below, let's discuss the characteristics of these two examination methods!

Conceptual differences

Undergraduate education is an examination form for full-time undergraduates in colleges and universities, and correspondence is an important examination method in the field of adult education, including two levels of education: undergraduate education and undergraduate education.

Academic nature

As a full-time undergraduate, a diploma is called the first degree, while correspondence exists as a minor degree or a second degree, which has two levels: undergraduate and junior college.

Application requirements

The special edition has strict requirements for candidates, and only full-time college graduates, qualified retired soldiers and grassroots service personnel are eligible to apply. Relatively speaking, the requirements for applying for correspondence courses are much looser. You can apply for a college degree or equivalent, or you can apply for a high school or high school equivalent.