1. Single move is the same as unified move.
The treatment is exactly the same as the candidates admitted by students, and the diploma information is exactly the same. Therefore, students who work alone need not worry about being discriminated against in employment.
2. Participating in the single move is equivalent to increasing the chances of attending high school.
3. In terms of test difficulty, the single difficulty is lower.
Higher vocational colleges determine the admission criteria and organize the entrance examination separately. The entrance examination for higher vocational colleges consists of two parts: comprehensive written test and comprehensive quality test.
4. There is a greater chance of single admission.
Although the number of single recruits has increased year after year, compared with the ordinary college entrance examination, the number of applicants is still small, the competitive pressure is not so great, and the admission rate is relatively high.
5. Don't be bothered by scores
Pay more attention to the development of students' comprehensive quality
Students in higher vocational colleges should not only improve their teaching plans, but also obtain various national certificates according to their majors. After graduation, students will get academic certificates and relevant professional qualification certificates, which will highlight their stronger competitive advantage in employment.
6. The employment rate of higher vocational students is higher than that of undergraduates.
As far as the employment that students are most concerned about is concerned, the employment rate of higher vocational students is higher than that of undergraduates in recent years. The fundamental reason is that students in vocational colleges focus on basic practical skills. They focus on practical operation ability during their college years, so they can choose jobs that suit them more quickly after graduation. It is more in line with the needs of society for applied technical talents.
7. After completing higher vocational education, you can continue to study undergraduate.
At present, all higher vocational colleges can "upgrade from college to undergraduate", and with the development of society, the proportion of "upgrade from college to undergraduate" is also increasing year by year. Higher vocational students can enter universities through major cram schools or through their own efforts, pass national examinations, and realize an undergraduate dream.