I went through a process of junior college, full-time full-time transfer and master's degree. As an experienced person, I tell you that if possible, I will try my best to choose an undergraduate course. Although junior college can be upgraded to undergraduate course, the college entrance examination will be held at the meeting.

There is still a gap in undergraduate courses. For example, the first degree or junior college, the graduation certificate will indicate the words starting point of junior college and undergraduate study. And it takes three years for a junior college to upgrade to an undergraduate course, two years for an undergraduate course, and five years for a * * *. Counting the time cost and economic cost, I personally feel that it is not cost-effective. If the undergraduate course is not the kind of school with expensive tuition, it is recommended to choose the undergraduate course first. I suggest you go to a junior college. You may not have been beaten by society. In today's society, education is a stepping stone! Some companies say

It's a lie to judge a hero only by his ability rather than his education. Many times, college students are excellent, but they may not even be able to submit their resumes when they meet some large-scale enterprise job fairs.