Correspondence undergraduate students must take the final exam held by their school in accordance with the regulations during their study in adult colleges and universities. If the candidate's final exam score is not less than 75 points, and the correspondence undergraduate students finish their studies, they need to submit their papers and complete their thesis defense. Those who have achieved good results and above after being assessed by the tutor may apply for a degree certificate. Correspondence undergraduate non-English major candidates need to take the national unified English test Band 3, that is, the bachelor's degree English test, while English major candidates must take the second foreign language test. Those who pass the examination can apply for a bachelor's degree certificate.