Would you like to know whether you can enter Sun Yat-sen University, Tsinghua Peking University or Fudan University after the self-study exam? People have studied hard for more than ten years before they can enter. Of course, it is impossible to enter the self-study exam. I read the psychology self-study exam of Peking University, where I can really take a training class, but it's just a cross talk. I only have a few classes on weekends every week to sum up the knowledge points. There are no classes at ordinary times.

It's like a unified plan. It's the same to enter these schools-you can only be like them if you apply for the adult college entrance examination and are full-time. Because after 2005, the national self-study exam regulations did not allow full-time self-study exam counseling. There are few full-time exams.

Many foreign countries have a higher degree of recognition of the self-taught examination, even exceeding the unified examination-the qualifications recognized by China's education system are recognized abroad. If you go to a good school to study abroad, what you see is your usual grades and IELTS TOEFL scores, which has nothing to do with what books you have, because there is a unified entrance examination. If you go to a junk school as a consumer, you don't have a degree, as long as the money is in place.

International recognition-I only pay attention to the enrollment of American psychological professional training schools, at least there is no discrimination in the self-taught examination of Peking University. International recognition depends on whether the school you apply for is internationally renowned, whether there are many majors in China, whether the majors have regional characteristics (such as oriental philosophy), and the most important thing is what you plan to do abroad. Different purposes will naturally be treated differently. If it is advanced training, the other school will go through the formalities. If it is a postgraduate entrance examination, then the exam will be unified. If you apply for a work visa, you will be deducted.