1. is about to graduate, but has not got a diploma, or has stopped studying and is in an internship state.

2. Get a diploma, but the time to get the diploma does not exceed the employment period (if it exceeds, it is a previous student).

3. College graduates refer to graduates who graduated this year (doctoral graduates, master graduates, ordinary fresh graduates).

4. The fresh graduates of ordinary colleges and universities refer to the students who graduated from full-time higher education in the same year after the unified recruitment.

What most people understand as "fresh graduates" are actually regular fresh graduates. Simply put, when students enter the last academic year of education, they are called fresh graduates. For example, junior college students, senior undergraduates and graduate students are all regular fresh graduates.

Generally, only the identity of the fresh graduates of that year is retained. For example, 202 1 fresh graduates refer to those who graduated in 20021year; College graduates generally refer to graduates who have not paid social security and have not implemented their work units within two years of employment; Keep your identity for 2 years.

Part-time degree is not counted as fresh graduates: some students belong to "part-time degree". For example, various self-study exams, adult exams, online education and so on. These part-time degrees, even in the year of graduation, are not fresh graduates.