1 what is a single move in college? We usually talk about the narrow sense of single action, that is, "higher vocational single action." Single strokes in a broad sense: including "single strokes in higher vocational colleges", "single strokes in sports" and "single strokes in art". If you are not a sports student or an art student, then the single move you take is the "higher vocational single move". Therefore, the "single move" that ordinary candidates participate in, except for a small number of undergraduate teacher classes, are all at the junior college level, and the diplomas issued after graduation are all junior college diplomas. If you think it is hopeless to take the undergraduate course, you can consider choosing "single move". After you pass the exam and are admitted, you can only go to this school, that is, freeze it.
If your teacher strongly encourages you to take part in the "single move" and suggests which higher vocational college you should take. Then there must be something fishy in this. I believe that the teacher will definitely not let students with promising grades give up the college entrance examination and choose to take the "single move".
In addition, the majority of exams are specially reminded: undergraduate independent enrollment and higher vocational single recruitment will end before the college entrance examination. After June, the so-called "independent enrollment" or the so-called "pilot undergraduate course" in some private colleges is useless. Most students can't even get their diplomas after a few years.
In particular, schools with the words "junior college", "advanced study" and "advanced study" in their full names are all "non-academic education" that does not have the qualifications recognized by the state for awarding diplomas, that is to say, such schools are not regular colleges and universities, and at most they are equivalent to ordinary training courses and training institutions. Once you go to this kind of school, the diploma you get after graduation is useless, and the diploma is also a piece of waste paper, which is not recognized by the state and employers.
1 The difference between single-recruit and unified-recruit exams needs to be examined and approved by the Ministry of Education, and then higher vocational colleges will decide whether they can meet the admission criteria. At the same time, a separate enrollment method is implemented. The single-recruit examination needs to determine the admission criteria separately, organize the entrance examination test separately, and do not need to participate in the national unified college entrance examination.
Unified recruitment is to take the national unified entrance examination, which is formulated by the state plan, and the learning form is based on ordinary full-time. After graduation, the unified candidates will be awarded the certification diploma by the Ministry of Education.
I recommend: what will be asked in the single-recruit interview? What should I pay attention to?
In fact, there is no clear specification and definition of which is better, single recruit or unified recruit. If you don't want to bear the pressure of the college entrance examination, then you can choose to take the single-recruit exam. Once you register for the single-recruit exam and are admitted, you don't need to take the college entrance examination. If you don't take the single-recruit exam, you still have the opportunity to choose a school through the college entrance examination.
For candidates who want to go to school through formal national unified channels, taking the college entrance examination is the best choice. Life without taking the college entrance examination is an incomplete life. Students with this mentality will definitely choose the college entrance examination for further study!