Students in the three schools have the same academic qualifications as high school students. After graduation, students from the three schools can choose jobs, or they can take the single-recruit or single-recruit exams for junior college or higher vocational education. Then we will take the college entrance examination.
Students from the three schools can also take the general college entrance examination and enjoy the same treatment as high school graduates.
The college entrance examination for students from three schools is a national unified examination for enrollment in ordinary colleges and universities. Candidates who apply for the "three-school students" higher vocational category must be fresh graduates of schools with qualifications recognized by the education department.
Students in the three schools have professional restrictions and must be the same as or similar to the original major. Unified recruitment is limited to arts and sciences, which is wider than the professional choices of students in three schools. Students from the three schools will be the same as students from ordinary colleges after graduation from counterpart enrollment colleges. It is easy for senior high school students to take the entrance examination, but it is difficult for three schools to take the entrance examination.