Question 1: What does headquarters mean? He also runs a branch school or affiliated school, just like the head office of a group, called the company headquarters.

Question 2: What does school-based headquarters mean? Universities have their own campuses, from which most universities originated.

Question 3: What do you mean by enrolling students from headquarters? Generally speaking, it means that the school has a branch school, which is relative to the branch school. The scale of general universities is getting bigger and bigger with the development of time, and the original campus can't accommodate so many people. At this time, a branch school will be established or an existing school will be merged as its branch school.

Generally speaking, the headquarters is better than the campus. School-based enrollment means going to school-based enrollment, and sub-discipline enrollment means going to sub-discipline enrollment.

Question 4: What's the difference between the headquarters and our school? Independent colleges are equivalent to private colleges. If they are affiliated with our school, the teaching staff will not be much different. So should teachers. The tuition fees of independent colleges are high, and the names of degree certificates issued are different. Our school is * * * University, and then the independent college is * * * * University * * College.

Question 5: What does the headquarters in a university mean? Some schools have independent colleges, which refer to three private undergraduate courses, and the headquarters refers to two public undergraduate courses.

Question 6: What does the middle school headquarters mean? Simple answer: The school-based curriculum of middle school is the school-based curriculum determined by the school itself, which corresponds to the national curriculum and local curriculum.

School-based curriculum is essentially a democratic decision-making process of school-based curriculum development, that is, principals, teachers, curriculum experts, students, parents and community members participate in the formulation, implementation and evaluation of school curriculum plan.

School-based courses are mainly divided into two categories: one is to make national and local courses school-based and personalized, that is, schools and teachers reprocess and re-create national and local courses through selection, adaptation, integration, supplement and expansion to make them more in line with the characteristics and needs of students and schools; Second, the school designs and develops new courses, that is, on the basis of scientifically evaluating the needs of students in the school and fully considering the local community and school curriculum resources, the school and teachers are the main bodies to develop diversified courses for students to choose from.

Question 7: What do you mean by college graduates? Some universities are divided into headquarters and regional branches.

1. Teachers and teaching quality are different. Generally speaking, the teachers in the headquarters are better than those in the company.

2. There are also some universities that set up some colleges or specialties in their branches to facilitate centralized teaching.

Generally speaking, school-based graduates refer to graduates from regular institutions. Depending on the situation, it is suggested that the landlord call the relevant college to make a clear distinction. It only takes a few minutes.

Question 8: What does it mean to add the headquarters to the professional catalogue?

Question 9: What is the headquarters of a university (institution)? It's our school, not a branch school or a branch school.