Full-time education and modern distance education are both important forms of education, but there are some key differences between them. This paper will make a comprehensive comparison between the two from the aspects of enrollment, admission, learning style and graduation certificate.

Different registration methods

Full-time education mainly enrolls students through the national unified college entrance examination, and the annual admission time is decided by the school. Modern distance education has two admission opportunities every year, in March and September, respectively, and the enrollment process is more flexible.

Different admission methods

Full-time education is mainly based on the results of college entrance examination, from high to low. Modern distance education is based on the number of enrollment plans, and enrolls candidates from high scores to low scores on the premise of reaching the minimum admission score.

Different learning styles

Full-time education is mainly in schools, with fixed classrooms and time schedules. On the other hand, modern distance education is entirely online, and students can freely arrange the time and place of study.

Diplomas are different in nature.

Students of modern distance education will complete all the courses within the specified time, and after passing the examination, they will get the graduation certificate of adult higher education stamped by the school and marked with online education. Students in full-time education will complete all the courses within the specified time, and after passing the examination, they will get the graduation certificate of general higher education.