First, you can choose not to go abroad. Before you get the notice or pay the tuition fee, someone will ask if you can go abroad. If you pay for going abroad, your student status will fall in the International Education College of Heida University. If you don't go abroad, your student status will fall in the college where you apply for a major (for example, applying for a law student status will fall in the law school).

Second, students who don't go abroad to run a joint school attend classes with unified enrollment, but there will be differences in placement. Or take law as an example, the students who recruit at one table and two tables are all large classes; Because of the large number of students, the students who jointly run schools on Table B or Table III are divided into two large classes. Although the placement of unified recruitment and joint education is different, the location of classes is the same as that of teachers.

Third, there is no difference between the diploma and the degree certificate issued by the school at the end of graduation, which you can rest assured. When students enter the school, the electronic file will reflect whether you are a joint recruit or a joint recruit, but when you graduate, no one will remember the electronic file, and no one will care whether you are a joint recruit or a joint recruit when you are looking for a job or taking the civil service exam.

There is no difference between the education received by the joint school and the unified recruitment during the university. Everyone is the same teacher and eventually graduated together. In other words, joint education is a means for schools to increase income and maintain teaching and teaching staff. In fact, the vast majority of students who enter black universities through joint education will not go abroad in the end but study in China for four years, so you can rest assured that you will eventually enter the ideal university.