1, the college preparatory class is actually a transition to enter the university. In fact, it has no effect on your future college life. The only difference is that you may have to study in college for one more year before you can officially become a freshman.

2. In terms of time, it takes you 1 year more than normal students to graduate. From the year you graduated from high school, normal students get their bachelor's degree in four years, and you need five years, because you need to study 1 year preparatory classes after the college entrance examination.

As far as the diploma is concerned, your diploma is no different from that of normal students.

4. In terms of learning content, you take one more year of preparatory course after the college entrance examination, mainly 70% study cultural knowledge (that is, part of the courses studied in ordinary high schools), 30% study your chosen major, and then go to junior college. Each preparatory class has a corresponding major and is divided into classes according to one major and one class.

As far as enrollment targets are concerned, it is a special care to admit more poor candidates from ethnic minorities or border areas.

6. Judging from the admission score, the admission score is lower than that of normal candidates, but you pay more flowers 1 year. So, it depends on how you look at this problem. If your ability is limited, it is worthwhile for you to attend the preparatory class in order to ensure the smooth entry into the undergraduate course.