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How do secondary school students get into undergraduate universities?
If they are normal secondary vocational students, it is definitely better to take the counterpart college entrance examination than the ordinary college entrance examination. If you hang up a secondary vocational school and study an ordinary high school course, it is more suitable to take the ordinary college entrance examination. No matter what college entrance examination, once admitted, going to college is exactly the same, and there is no difference.

There are two ways to go to college in technical secondary school:

1. Attend the counterpart single-recruit class in technical secondary school. After three years, you can refer to the corresponding entrance examination and get the undergraduate course.

2. Take the adult college entrance examination, but you need to get a secondary school diploma to take the exam, or you can take the undergraduate course.

The difficulty of secondary school students taking the undergraduate course examination

It's not difficult to take an undergraduate course in a technical secondary school. In fact, it is the fastest time to take the self-study exam from junior high school. If students are strong enough, they can choose to start self-study exams from junior high school. The difficulty of self-study examination is not high, and the difficulty of self-study examination (changing a set of books) will be reduced by half from junior high school.

There are hundreds of colleges and universities enrolling students for adult college entrance examination and self-taught examination, and there are more specialized courses for self-taught examination, which is more difficult. Adult college entrance examination is difficult, and candidates need to pass the national unified adult college entrance examination. Candidates can only enter school after being admitted to colleges and universities.