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Do full-time self-taught candidates have to study at school?
First of all, you should make clear the concept: self-study examination is a way of continuing academic education, individual self-study and national examination. The graduation certificate of self-taught examination is unified and the same, and there is no short-term and long-term distinction, and there is no full-time and part-time distinction.

The so-called full-time self-study exam is just that the social self-study exam aid institution (training school) arranges you to go there for classes. The exam is still the same as other people who don't attend classes there.

You can sign up for this social assistance institution as long as you pay the fee.

The short-term self-study exam is more expensive, and it is not recommended to participate without special circumstances. In order to avoid being cheated to varying degrees.

The right to issue self-taught diplomas belongs to the local provincial self-taught departments, which has little or no relationship with aided schools.