1, see if you have a student status.

At present, there are many self-taught institutions in the market, many of which are not "real" social aid institutions and have not been registered. When choosing a self-taught institution, candidates should first judge whether the institution has social aid qualifications (generally speaking, all institutions with social aid qualifications will have school licenses), or they can call the local self-taught office to find out.

2. Look at the teachers.

The quality of self-taught institutions is largely determined by teachers. A strong teaching force and a strong team of teachers can help self-taught students master the review points faster and take fewer detours. Candidates can pay attention to whether the teachers in the self-taught institutions have teacher qualifications and have teaching experience in related majors when choosing.

3. Look at the teaching venues and facilities.

Generally speaking, regular self-study institutions have their own teaching venues and perfect teaching equipment, thus providing intimate teaching services for candidates. It is understood that in order to meet the learning needs of more self-taught candidates, some self-taught institutions have independently developed learning apps, and candidates can also search for corresponding apps online to understand.

4. Be wary of the "package" promised by the self-study institutions.

The graduation certificate of self-study examination is made by the National Examination Committee and registered electronically on the network of the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education, which reflects the seriousness, authority and fairness of the national examination. Therefore, candidates should not trust the promise of "passing the exam" issued by the self-taught institutions. Whether they can pass the self-taught exam is entirely up to the candidates themselves.

How many courses can the self-study exam take each year at most?

The question of how many courses you can take in a year depends on the candidates. For example, there are four exam opportunities in a year, namely June 1, April, July and June 10. Each exam lasts two days, one subject in the morning and one subject in the afternoon, which means that at most four subjects can be tested at a time, and more than a dozen subjects can be tested a year. There is no academic system requirement for self-study examination. Candidates will graduate after learning all subjects, and the undergraduate course should complete the graduation thesis and defense requirements and get a college degree. Generally speaking, you can get a diploma in one and a half to two years at the earliest.

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