First of all, the diploma issued after the adult college entrance examination is definitely different from the ordinary college entrance examination. The diploma of the general college entrance examination is issued by the state, and your diploma is only issued by your school itself. Relatively speaking, the country is better. However, the state recognizes your academic qualifications. After you pass the exam, you will be a junior college student for 3 years and an undergraduate for 4 years. The textbook was given to you by the school after you paid the money.

Correspondence is an important form of adult college entrance examination. Colleges and universities pass the national unified adult college entrance examination and issue admission notices. Belonging to the national education series, the state recognizes academic qualifications, participates in the national unified entrance examination, and all provinces and regions organize admission in a unified manner.

Adult higher education is divided into three types: junior college to undergraduate course, senior high school to undergraduate course and senior high school to higher vocational school. Generally, courses of corresponding majors will be offered in a planned way within three years, and classes will be held on weekends or in winter and summer vacations, with teachers guiding the study, and then the teachers will pass the exam. It can be said that graduation is basically simple as long as you pass the adult college entrance examination.

Correspondence education is put forward relative to face-to-face education, and the main target of correspondence education is on-the-job workers and students who can't live without work and study. Teaching is mainly self-study, supplemented by face-to-face teaching. Students register by letter, the school gives students textbooks and other counseling materials, and the communication between teachers and students is also completed by letter, so that students can complete their studies without delaying their work and study. Note: There is no difference among full-time, correspondence and amateur learning forms.