The enrollment schools for such students enroll students all over the country every year and return to work in their own provinces and cities after graduation. Free of tuition, accommodation and subsidized living expenses during the study period. The state has a career establishment of issuing free normal school students' packages.

Six free normal universities, including Beijing Normal University, East China Normal University, Northeast Normal University, Central China Normal University, Shaanxi Normal University and Southwest University, are all directly affiliated to education. Therefore, there are many candidates who apply for these schools every year, and their scores are all above 600, which is about 100% higher than one line.

The second category: oriented normal students.

Such schools are generally normal schools in this province and city. It is a measure and policy formulated by the local government to solve the shortage of teachers' resources in rural areas, especially in remote and hard areas, and is funded by the government to train teachers in compulsory education in rural areas.

Directed normal students, a more comprehensive name is the policy of "three orientations" to train rural primary school teachers. The so-called "three orientations" means "targeted enrollment, targeted training and targeted employment".

The scores of such schools are not too high, but they are required to work in rural schools for more than 6 years after graduation and cannot apply for full-time graduate students.

Before the merger of colleges and universities in 2000, the distribution of college graduates.

At that time, from the moment you received the college admission notice, you were a public official who ate commodity grain. As long as there are no major accidents, you graduate from college smoothly and the state will assign you a job.

Although some of these jobs may be in small and medium-sized towns, some in first-and second-tier cities, some in administrative institutions, and some in state-owned enterprises, they have one thing in common: everyone is a national cadre, so don't worry about not having a job.

Of course, under that system, some college students think that management is too rigid, which is not conducive to personal development. Many people choose to start their own businesses and find their own way out.