Single recruit is the abbreviation of individual early enrollment in colleges and universities. In order to speed up the development of vocational education, realize the connection between secondary vocational education and higher education, and intensify the reform of enrollment system in colleges and universities, the Ministry of Education draws a certain proportion from the enrollment plan of colleges and universities to recruit students from secondary vocational schools every year. This paper will discuss the difference between the single entrance examination and the general college entrance examination from the aspects of enrollment nature, graduation diploma and learning environment.

The nature of enrollment is the same.

The enrollment nature of single recruit is the same as that of the national unified college entrance examination. They all use the enrollment plan issued by the state, and the graduation certificate is issued by the Ministry of Education. Therefore, the "gold content" of a diploma is the same, and there is no more important problem.

The same learning environment

In recent years, many vocational school students who have passed the single entrance examination have studied in the same university, the same department, the same major and the same class, and have a rest in the same dormitory and room.

Different enrollment plans

Single recruitment draws a certain proportion from the college enrollment plan every year to recruit secondary vocational students, while the general college entrance examination is the national unified enrollment plan. Therefore, the number of single recruits is relatively small and the competition is relatively small.

Different disciplines and majors

The enrollment target of single recruit is mainly secondary vocational school students, and the enrollment target of ordinary college entrance examination is ordinary high school students. Therefore, there are relatively few disciplines and majors in single-strokes, mainly in the field of vocational education.