There are no requirements. I am an auditor. If you just want to learn knowledge, you don't need a diploma. This is a very free way to learn, but I want to tell you that no one will take care of you. You need to establish your own contacts, so that you can borrow someone else's student ID card (go to some places that can only be accessed by unified recruitment, such as the library).

Also, you don't have a teacher's PPT. You won't be informed of any school activities or inter-departmental activities, even if you go, it will be embarrassing. As for whether to go and see your own thoughts.

You don't know the time of going to school, taking holidays and taking exams every year, that is to say, if the audience doesn't have enough contacts, then you are a transparent person. So you need a classmate to take you and provide you with some basic information.

The most important thing is that you have enough self-control. If you do well, you will learn more than some unified enrollment students (this is not just professional knowledge, so I won't say much about it, so be mentally prepared).

Although I saw that your question was 20 1 1 years ago, I have read it for nearly a thousand times and think it is necessary to talk about my real experience as an auditor.