If you graduate from high school, you usually have three years of junior college and four years of undergraduate course.

"Undergraduate" and "College" are two academic qualifications, which means that when filling out some forms, the column of academic qualifications can be filled in accordingly. However, if you graduate from an undergraduate course, students who meet the standards will get a bachelor's degree, and if you graduate from a junior college, there will be no degree.

Accordingly, under normal circumstances, continuing to pursue advanced studies and studying for graduate students (masters) requires a bachelor's degree, which cannot be obtained directly from a junior college.

College students can pass the exam and be promoted (admitted).