Undergraduate unified recruitment refers to the educational policy of selecting outstanding college graduates to enter undergraduate study in the form of unified recruitment, which is the general designation of ordinary undergraduate, ordinary junior college and fresh junior college by the Ministry of Education.

The exam for the unified examination is generally once a year. After the expiration of the study period, all subjects are qualified, and the undergraduate colleges will issue the general undergraduate diploma. After graduation, students' first degree is undergraduate.

Main categories:

1, unified recruitment.

Unified recruitment of college graduates (full name "selecting outstanding vocational college graduates to enter the unified examination for undergraduate study", referred to as unified recruitment of college graduates, ordinary college graduates, ordinary college graduates, 3+2 college graduates and ordinary full-time college graduates).

2. Adult education.

Self-taught undergraduate degree certificate Adult education undergraduate degree refers to the examination system that candidates who have obtained the graduation certificate of unified recruitment college or adult college degree obtain adult education undergraduate degree through self-taught, adult education and distance education examinations.

Adult education refers to the process that people who leave school re-enter colleges and universities through self-study exams or adult college entrance examinations after taking part in work or unemployment, which is called adult undergraduate course. Regardless of age, education or sex.