Higher vocational colleges
Secondary school students can apply for undergraduate majors in higher vocational colleges. These schools usually have cooperative relations with technical secondary schools and provide opportunities for upgrading to undergraduate courses. Take the corresponding examination or selection. Once admitted, you can continue to study in higher vocational colleges and finally get a bachelor's degree.
Higher vocational colleges
Some schools specialize in providing vocational undergraduate education, providing opportunities for secondary school students to directly upgrade to undergraduate courses. Choose an undergraduate major that suits your professional background, and you can apply to enter these institutions for undergraduate study by passing the college entrance examination or other admission examinations.
Independent enrollment and special selection
Some colleges and universities have set up independent enrollment plans or special selection channels, and secondary school students also have the opportunity to enter undergraduate studies through these channels. Evaluate your abilities comprehensively and show your advantages, and you may become one of them.