Adult college entrance examination and self-taught examination are both nationally recognized higher education qualifications, and both have their own advantages, so it is difficult to compare them simply. This paper will introduce the difference between entrance examination and self-taught examination in detail from three aspects: entrance form, learning form and graduation form.

Different forms of admission

The entrance examination requires the adult college entrance examination, and the self-taught examination is exempted. Their enrollment forms are different.

Learning forms are different.

The learning forms of adult examination are full-time, amateur and correspondence, which are closer to the traditional classroom form. Self-taught students can choose to study by themselves or attend remedial classes organized by universities or private colleges.

Different graduation forms

In the process of graduation, successful candidates meet the graduation requirements stipulated by the school and can obtain a bachelor's degree through papers, foreign languages and other requirements. Self-taught candidates can also get a bachelor's degree if they pass all the course exams and meet the degree requirements.

Choose to look at personal needs and preferences.

Which form of learning to choose depends on personal needs and preferences. The senior high school entrance examination and the self-taught examination have their own advantages and disadvantages, so we need to make a wise choice according to our own situation.