Hello ~ ~ The Institute of Culture has two elective courses. College can be upgraded to undergraduate course, from general college, self-taught college, adult college and so on. There are many forms. Brief introduction of undergraduate examination in China: referred to as "upgraded undergraduate", it is an examination system for junior college students to continue their studies in China's education system. This kind of examination is available in most colleges and universities whose teaching system is upgraded from college to undergraduate, and is generally held once a year. [Edit this paragraph] The difference between a college-upgraded undergraduate course and a college-upgraded undergraduate course "College-upgraded undergraduate course" is an important way for college students to study undergraduate courses. After being admitted, they can enter the junior year, while college graduates study undergraduate courses through the adult college entrance examination, which is called "College-upgraded undergraduate course" and lasts for two or three years. "Professional Edition" and "Upgrade Edition" are two different concepts. According to reports, students who are included in the national general enrollment plan and formally admitted to colleges and universities in the province by the provincial enrollment department according to the prescribed procedures can sign up for the "junior college entrance examination". Liberal arts (English, Japanese) and art subjects: Chinese (150), English (Japanese) (150) and computer (100); Science and engineering examination subjects: Mathematics (150), English (150) and Computer (100). English test papers of English candidates are different from those of other candidates. The provincial control line is divided according to liberal arts, English, Japanese, science and engineering, and art. Candidates can fill in three parallel colleges. It is reported that starting from this year, parallel volunteer's method has been used to apply for the "college entrance examination". Candidates can choose the same or similar majors according to the majors they have studied in the junior college and the 1 1 disciplines classified in the Catalogue of Undergraduate Majors in Colleges and Universities (promulgated by 1998) by the Ministry of Education, and are not allowed to apply for cross-disciplinary categories. Each student can apply for up to 6 majors in 3 colleges and universities. According to the published plans and candidates' wishes, the relevant undergraduate colleges enroll students from high scores to low scores, which is supervised by the Provincial Education Examinations Institute. Schools may not accept students whose major categories and basic courses do not meet the enrollment requirements. "Undergraduate" students are transferred to the third year of undergraduate study. The tuition fee receiving institutions of "junior college" students implement the same standards as professional students. "Transfer" students are not allowed to transfer. If a "transfer undergraduate" student requests to return to the original school after reporting to the admission school, it will be regarded as automatic waiver. "College-upgraded" students enjoy the same treatment as other undergraduates transferred to schools, except as explicitly stipulated by the state and the province. The graduation certificate of secondary colleges in ordinary colleges and universities should be filled in with "studying in XX College with XX-year undergraduate program", and the graduation certificate of independent colleges should be filled in with "studying in XX-year undergraduate program". The academic system should be filled in according to the number of years of study set in the undergraduate program, and the start and end time of study should be filled in according to the actual time of entering the undergraduate program. Those who meet the conditions for conferring a degree may be awarded a corresponding bachelor's degree. The registration time of professional transfer books is generally in March, the examination time is in April and May, and the admission time is in late May. [Edit this paragraph] Specially transferred version of FAQ 1. What is the examination mode of college entrance examination? Answer: The college entrance examination is a provincial education examination in which the provincial education department formulates the enrollment policy, compiles and issues the enrollment plan for the college entrance examination (hereinafter referred to as the "selection plan"), and the provincial education examination institute (hereinafter referred to as the examination institute) organizes registration, proposition, examination, marking and admission. Candidates choose their own categories. Three of the five subjects are College Chinese, College English, Advanced Mathematics, Computer Foundation, English (divided into non-English majors and English majors) and Japanese. The specific provisions are as follows: take the entrance examination subjects, liberal arts, college Chinese, computer foundation, English (non-English major), advanced mathematics of science and engineering, computer foundation, English (non-English major), English college Chinese, computer foundation and English (English). Answer: Candidates who are included in the national enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities, formally admitted to the registered students of the second and third grades of various ordinary colleges and universities in this province (including students enrolled separately by ordinary colleges and universities) by the provincial recruitment department according to the prescribed procedures, and who meet the professional requirements of enrollment in the professional selection plan of college-level candidates, can sign up for the special adjustment examination after being recommended by their school. 3. Can candidates with household registration in this province who are admitted to universities in other provinces and cities sign up for the college entrance examination? Answer: The college entrance examination is a provincial education examination, and its scope is limited to all kinds of ordinary colleges and universities in this province. Therefore, candidates with household registration in this province who have been admitted to colleges and universities in other provinces cannot sign up for the specialist adjustment examination. 4. Can five-year higher vocational students take the entrance examination for junior college? A: Five-year higher vocational students refer to fifth-grade students. The selection plan is listed separately by the Provincial Department of Education to recruit fifth-grade students. The implementation plan is also issued separately by the education department. Five-year students implement the 5+2 model, that is, they study in five-year higher vocational schools for five years, then enter undergraduate colleges for two years and arrange classes separately. On the basis of the recommendation of the graduate school, organize the institutions that accept the examination to select the best candidates. The specific work shall be the responsibility of the Student Office of the Provincial Department of Education, and the implementation plan shall be issued separately by the Provincial Department of Education. 5. What are the registration requirements for the college entrance examination? Answer: The registration conditions for the college entrance examination stipulate that candidates must meet the requirements of ① good ideological and moral character, law-abiding and good health. (2) The academic performance of basic courses of all majors is above good, and there are no failed courses. (3) During the period of studying at school, he has not received any disciplinary action of recording a demerit. 6. How to check whether candidates meet the registration conditions? A: According to the requirements for candidates' registration stipulated by the Provincial Department of Education, all suggested schools will examine the qualifications of candidates who intend to register in the school, and publish the list of candidates to be recommended in eye-catching positions in the school and on the campus website. 7. When do candidates register? How to sign up? A: The registration time for the special edition is from March 25th to March 3rd1. Candidates who meet the registration requirements register at their school. 8. What is the registration fee? Answer: According to the official reply of the Provincial Price Bureau and the Finance Department on the charging items and standards of the Provincial Education Department (Su Jia Han Fei No.200264 and Su Cai Zong No.200259), candidates are required to pay the registration fee 10 yuan, the examination fee 45 yuan/subject standard and the registration examination fee 145 yuan. If it is an art class, it also depends on the results of the unified examination outside the province. If your cultural performance is ok, I suggest you take a test.