College preparatory class refers to students who attend college preparatory class from junior high school to senior high school entrance examination. They make up the high school curriculum in colleges and universities for one year to connect with the freshman curriculum. In the second year, he transferred to the formal curriculum of colleges and universities.

Classification of pre-university students:

1. Students who enter the lower grades of universities by special means.

These students are under 15 years old. Their primary, middle and high school courses are all advanced through self-study, and the continuity of knowledge learning is poor. It needs to be consolidated in the preparatory class to lay a good foundation for freshmen.

2, high-level athletes

High-level athletes recruited by colleges and universities, candidates with outstanding sports achievements, development potential and training prospects, and cultural achievements of more than 300 points, can be admitted to preparatory classes.

3. Outstanding students and special students directly recruited by colleges and universities from the second year of high school.

They passed the exam and entered the college preparatory class.

4. Enrollment of preparatory classes in ethnic colleges and universities

Minority candidates with the first choice can be admitted 80 points lower.

Advantages of college preparatory classes:

1, college preparatory students pay attention to general education.

This enables them to study the humanities and social sciences more fully. General education in pre-university education runs through the whole course, focusing on a wide range of comprehensive subjects.

As a prerequisite for cultivating future leaders and cultural talents, general education covers philosophy, humanities, science and social sciences, so that students can have more contact and understanding of future fields.

2. Preparatory students pay more attention to career development planning.

In the pre-university courses, students will receive certain career planning and counseling, including employment guidance, interpersonal communication and vocational skills.

Through careful consideration and planning of career planning, students can find their own career direction earlier and grow step by step through continuous practice.

3. Preparatory students have richer campus culture and contact opportunities.

Higher education institutions have extensive, diversified and rich campus cultural and academic exchange activities, which can improve students' social skills and understanding of different cultures and people.