The difference between graduation and graduation, and how to deal with files after graduation from college. The difference between graduation and graduation is:

A graduate refers to a student who has a formal school status, has completed all the courses specified in the teaching plan, passed the examination or completed all the credits, and is allowed to graduate. Graduates are issued a "Graduation Certificate" uniformly printed by the Ministry of Education.

Postgraduates refer to students who have a formal student status and have completed all the courses stipulated in the teaching plan, and one of the main courses (including graduation thesis and graduation design) failed. Graduates are awarded a "certificate of completion" by the school.

Drop-out students refer to students who have formal school status and have dropped out of school before completing the courses specified in the teaching plan (except those who are expelled from school). Students who have not completed their studies will be issued a "certificate of completion" or proof of study by the school, and no registration card will be issued.

Two. What to do after graduating from college:

1. Schools that store archives after graduation (note the 2-year period):

If you don't find a suitable job (or postgraduate entrance examination) in time after graduation, which leads to an adventure park, you can apply to the school for suspension of employment. If you find a job within two years, you must go back to school in time to handle the file transfer, and move your hukou and files to the job market where your work unit is located or where your unit is located. After two years, the school will return to its original place, which is likely to cause the loss of files.

2, after graduation file storage talent market (Suggestions):

1) If you don't find a unit (or postgraduate entrance examination) after graduation, you can go to the talent market where the school or unit is located and file it. Never abandon the file. The talent market is run by the Personnel Bureau, which is a public institution. This is a * * * department, which has the right to keep files and apply for regular grading. At least there's security. However, it should be reminded that once you find a job, you should go through the entry formalities in time so that you can jump ship in time and facilitate the formal transfer later. If you don't find a job, remember that the collective account of the talent exchange center is a temporary account with a term of two years. If you can't continue to host for more than two years after graduation, it will become a "dead file." Be sure to take care of it. You can apply for calling back to your hometown yourself to avoid losing your files.

2) If you are looking for a company after graduation, you can rest assured to find a job in the local talent market, and the affiliated talent market may receive personal files. We can calculate our length of service from the date of deposit in the talent market. Even if you develop in the field in the future, you can easily transfer to the talent market in the new employment place by sending a file transfer letter. This will not affect local work, nor will it affect the' promotion' of professional titles. You can continuously calculate the length of service and successfully complete the connection. It should be noted here that if the first unit you find has been working for less than one year and you can't go to the talent market for regular grading, you will lose your status as a cadre. Therefore, if we have to leave our jobs, we must wait until one year after our first job is completed, and we apply for a formal job and obtain the status of a cadre.

3) If you find a company after graduation, and then quit your job and go to other places, one more thing needs to be noted: if the talent market in some places fails to pay the file storage fee within five years, the obligation of the talent market to keep files will be automatically lifted, and the files will be sealed, and our files will become "dead files" (files can be enabled before the age of 35, and they will be in trouble after the age of 35)!

3. After graduation, the files should be put back (suggestion):

No matter whether you take part in the work or not, you can take the files back to the original personnel bureau or the talent market to save trouble in the future. After all, if you have something to do in the future, you can ask your parents for help. Put the files in the talent market in your hometown, and you won't have to worry about finding a job in other places in the future. On the one hand, you don't need documents for your work. Even if you find a state-owned enterprise and take an examination of civil servants, the unit can also send a letter to the talent market in your hometown to transfer files.

4. Send files to the company/unit after graduation (not recommended):

At present, most companies put employee files in the talent market in the area where the company is located. It is suggested that the files should not be kept by the company, in case they are detained by the company when they leave.

5. Files are stored in street offices (try not to):

If the file is on the street, it will be more troublesome if you need to retrieve it once a unit hires you. In addition, you have to pay a filing fee to put the files on the street.

How to find files after graduating from college? How to deal with it? You should transfer to Chongqing. You should go to the personnel bureau. Didn't you get the registration certificate when you graduated? We all sent them when we graduated, and the notice was to report to the personnel bureau.

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If the date on the dispatch card expires! Is influential!

You can ask your graduation school. Is your file still at school? Make a long distance call, write a letter, or contact others. )

If not! Ask if the school files have been transferred to your hometown or where!

After the file is found, it will stay in the labor department where your account is located! For example, a talent agency or a street office!

How to deal with the files after graduation from college? Need to care? Go to the first unit you reported after graduating from college. It should be there. You are still young, and you may need files in the future. You better find them.

What should I do with my portfolio after graduating from college? If you find a suitable job, the unit is responsible for file keeping, and it will be OK to put it in the unit.

If there is no suitable place in the talent market, it will be OK.

It doesn't matter how you get this file after graduating from college. Don't worry, you can call the school to inquire, because our archives are right-clicked through the confidential bureau, and the quantity is large. The school will store the express number sent by our file, and it seems that it can be found within three years. The file will not be lost. If you lose it, the school will be responsible for reissue it for you. Some college students who graduated from our unit last year only came here in March this year.

How to deal with the file problem after graduation? After graduation, you need to find a work unit that can accept you, sign a tripartite agreement (employment agreement) with the work unit and get it back to the school for seal. The school shall open a registration card (dispatch card) at the personnel bureau where the work unit or work unit is located, and open an account transfer card at the work unit or local police station. If you don't find a work unit after graduation, it will be handled as there is no tripartite agreement. You should drive your registration card to the personnel bureau of the county of origin, drive your household registration card to the police station of origin, pay attention to the files, and follow the registration card.

After graduating from college, I lost my file and went to the local personnel bureau to apply for a replacement.

After graduating from college, it is easy to transfer files after being admitted to graduate school. At that time, the graduate school will send a file transfer letter and fax it, or you can take it to the previous school to transfer files. If you fail, two situations are suggested: 1. If you can't find a job for the time being, let the school reassign to the hometown talent center and put the file in the hometown talent center; 2. If you find a job, let the school be reassigned to the company. If the company can file (state-owned enterprises, institutions, civil servants can), put it in the talent center where the company is located. .

I hope it helps you.

Where are the files after graduation from college? Personal files belong to state secret files, and there are prescribed procedures for the transfer of files. Before college graduates leave school, it is best to find out when and where their personal files will be transferred. At present, the units responsible for student distribution are not unified, and there are personnel bureaus, talent exchange centers, education bureaus and special distribution offices, which are quite chaotic. Moreover, there are also prescribed procedures for the transfer of files in future work. You can transfer files if you are unwilling or unnecessary, which is more troublesome. You'd better arrange it in place when you graduate. There are usually three destinations for college graduates' files: 1. After graduation, they found the unit that accepted the hukou, and the files and hukou were transferred to the work unit. This is generally regarded as the most formal file flow, but according to statistics, this situation only accounts for about 10% of graduate files. 2. I didn't find a unit to accept the account after graduation. After staying in school for two years, the account will be returned to the original place, and the files will either be left at school or transferred to the provincial archives bureau.