It's not very difficult to upgrade from college to undergraduate, mainly because of the exam for upgrading from college to undergraduate, so the degree of study in the first two years often determines the possibility of upgrading from college to undergraduate. In fact, three years of college is easily influenced by the comfortable life of the school, which makes people give up their studies, so self-discipline is very important.
The full name of "college-upgraded undergraduate course" is "selecting outstanding graduates from higher vocational colleges to study in the unified examination undergraduate course", which is also called unified recruitment college-upgraded undergraduate course, ordinary full-time college-upgraded undergraduate course and 3+2 college-upgraded undergraduate course.
It means that college graduates are selected to participate in the unified examination organized by the Provincial Education Examinations Institute in the next semester of the third grade before graduation (some provinces issue papers for schools) and are selected to enter ordinary undergraduate colleges for two-year undergraduate study. After graduating from college, you can be promoted to the undergraduate colleges with corresponding majors in your province and enjoy the same treatment as ordinary undergraduates. Upon graduation, undergraduate degrees and degree certificates of general higher education will be awarded.
Applicants are only ordinary full-time college graduates, and they must pass CET-3. Some provinces require CET-4, and there is no record of failing, and the reported majors must correspond to or be in the same category as their majors, and only apply for undergraduate colleges in this province, and cross-provincial applications are not allowed.