Correspondence education refers to the adult college entrance examination (a type of adult education), and other learning forms of adult college entrance examination include amateur learning (evening college) and full-time learning (full-time) (note: after 2008, full-time diplomas were cancelled in colleges and universities, leaving only a few). Passed the national adult college entrance examination and was admitted to colleges and universities, and issued admission notices. Belonging to the national education series, the state recognizes academic qualifications, participates in the national unified adult college entrance examination and enrollment examination, and all provinces and regions organize enrollment in a unified manner.

What does correspondence mean?

Correspondence learning means that schools distribute teaching materials to students, and students learn by self-study, TV teaching and using computers. The communication between students and teachers is carried out by letters, emails, etc. Homework is also handed in by letter or email. In the final stage of study, there will be several days of face-to-face study and examination, and you can get the corresponding certificate through the examination.

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What is the degree of correspondence?

What is the degree of correspondence? Is it junior college? Or undergraduate?

Correspondence is a form of study in the entrance examination.

Adult exams are divided into amateur and correspondence courses, mainly amateur.

At present, all full-time positions in colleges and universities have been cancelled.

Passing the exam is a nationally recognized academic qualification.

The entrance examination is divided into junior college and junior college.

Namely, college education and undergraduate education.

If you are a college graduate, you will graduate with a bachelor's degree.

Registration time:

Online registration by correspondence is from August to September every year, and the examination time is in the middle and late period of 10.

Examination form:

Since 2005, some subjects of the national unified entrance examination for adult colleges and universities have been standardized and divided into standards and norms.

Standardized examination subjects are:

High school junior college: Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages;

Starting point of specialty: basic courses of politics, foreign languages and specialties;

High school undergraduate: Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, historical geography (literature and history) or physical chemistry (science and engineering);

Standardized examination subjects (answer sheets are not divided into examination papers) are: medical integration (specialist).

Other unified examination subjects do not implement standardized examinations.