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 enrollment target of unified recruitment for college graduates is limited to ordinary full-time college graduates. The registration conditions are excellent college graduates, and the regulations of schools in different provinces and cities are different.

Schools in some provinces and cities require CET-3 or above (CET-4 is required in Shanghai), and there is no record of failing. The reported major must be consistent with the major studied. Some provinces, cities and schools do not require this. For details, please refer to the policies of the provinces in that year. Undergraduate unified recruitment is limited to undergraduate colleges in this province, and it is not allowed to apply for examinations across provinces.

With a bachelor's degree, you can directly apply for the national unified recruitment of graduate students without a degree certificate, while junior college students can only apply for graduate students with the same education two years after graduation from junior college. Although the state stipulates that they are allowed to apply for graduate students with equivalent qualifications two years after graduation from junior college, many universities are actually reluctant to recruit junior college students, and will set obstacles in many aspects, requiring them to publish papers and take additional professional courses.

Introduction to undergraduate courses:

Undergraduate course refers to the basic component of higher education, which is generally carried out by universities or colleges, and few higher vocational colleges carry out applied undergraduate education.

Undergraduate education is more important than general education of theoretical majors, and applied undergraduate education is more important than applied professional education and practical skills education. Undergraduate students who pass the examination are allowed to graduate, and can obtain undergraduate diploma and bachelor's degree certificate.

Full-time undergraduates usually enroll students in national colleges and universities by means of national unified examination, independent enrollment or walking classes. The school system lasts for 4-6 years, and students study at school, which is the most common way of education.

In addition, junior college students can receive full-time undergraduate education through the unified examination, which lasts for two years. It belongs to the undergraduate education starting from junior college, which is different from the undergraduate education recruited by the national unified examination in ordinary universities. Students are awarded undergraduate diplomas and bachelor's degree certificates after normal graduation.