Today, I saw a lot of questions about whether I can take the postgraduate entrance examination without a degree certificate. I went through it last year. At present, most schools do not explicitly require a degree certificate. I cheated in my freshman year and was forced to take the postgraduate entrance examination when I graduated in my senior year. At first, I was scared by some netizens on the internet, saying that I can't register without a degree, and I can't apply for a master's degree without a bachelor's degree. Anyway, I'm almost depressed about this. However, people still have to move forward, and finally they successfully signed up. When they re-examined, the certificates were also checked by the brothers and sisters of the Second Research Institute and the Third Hospital. There is no problem at all. Now they have successfully entered the graduate school, so I suggest the landlord not to worry. The only way is for the landlord to set a target institution, and then call for research and be modest. Don't trust online. Opinions vary. The admissions office said yes or no. I hope I can help the landlord