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What's the difference between a three-year college and a five-year college?
Three-year junior college students are high school graduates or students from three colleges and universities, and then study in a university for three years, and the graduation certificate indicates the length of schooling for three years; Five-year junior college students are junior high school graduates, and then they go to five-year junior college (three or two years before secondary school and two or three years after junior college). The academic qualifications indicate that the academic system is five years.

The five-year junior college recognized by the state has all passed the five-year courses, and the state recognizes the college degree of ordinary colleges and universities, not the adult education; If you want to continue your studies, you can also go to the undergraduate course and take the postgraduate entrance examination.

The five-year college diploma and the three-year college entrance examination diploma have the same function, and the courses are the same, except that the five-year college takes two more years to make up the high school courses, so there is a time difference between them, and everything else is the same.