Adult education college entrance examination and unified examination college entrance examination are two different examination methods. Let's look at their differences.

Examination requirements

Adult education requires you to have a college degree (recognized by the state) and take the adult education college entrance examination; The college entrance examination requires you to have a full-time college degree, and there are fewer schools and majors to apply for, and there are more restrictions on non-fresh graduates.

Learning style

Adult education colleges are generally part-time, with classes and exams on weekends; The unified examination is a full-time study, which is combined with the professional primary class to study together.

Gold content of academic qualifications

Adult education is a bachelor's degree in adult education, which is recognized by the state, but the gold content is not high, and many employers will not recognize it; The college entrance examination is a full-time undergraduate education with high gold content and is recognized by employers.