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I'm also a junior college entrance examination, 2011 exam, you are not sure which school how to review, if you are sure, go directly to the school's admissions brochure or find a senior to ask if you can't, the general school can be examined, but the restrictions are not the same, some requirements **, level four, undergraduate grades and the like, depending on the specific situation, nothing is not practical, as long as the review is done properly, our junior college is not necessarily worse than the undergraduate, come on!

I'm sure so, and one of our lab brothers just came up!

That buddy graduated from Xidian self-examination, took the examination for two years and went to the graduate school of our department, and now graduated and works in the provincial mobile tariff center.

Believe in yourself, and you will be rewarded for your efforts! +u.

You are powerful, but you just need a partner for the graduate school entrance examination, which is very important.

Which school are you going to attend? You can go to the school's webpage to find the school's admission letter last year, and write a letter to the senior brothers and sisters who were admitted last year according to the school's address! In this way, you will be contacted by your senior brothers and sisters in the same major, and you can also get the tutor's number! Come on!

The postgraduate entrance examination is your own business, I hope you can continue to take the exam, so that your knowledge is more, and this society is very in need of such talents.

You don't need to go on to a bachelor's degree. But it takes 2 years to get into graduate school, that's what you said. Which is easy to ask, of course, is after the upgrade. After all, you've learned a lot.

Can junior college students go to graduate school?

College students can be admitted to graduate school, but there are some restrictions.

The college entrance examination can only be taken after the work experience obtained after two years of graduation from the junior college is equivalent to the same academic ability as the undergraduate.

If you have enough of the line for the initial exam, contact the tutor of the institution you are examining, as long as he wants you, there is basically no problem, and when you take the re-exam, you can take two or more exams. If you have a bachelor's degree such as self-examination or online teaching, you can take the exam after graduation.

If you apply for Henan University in the imitation of the exam, the college entrance examination will be two years later. If you graduate from the exam and apply for the exam as an undergraduate, it is not an equivalent academic test. Therefore, there is no direct contradiction between what you said, "If I apply for Henan University for the entrance examination, and Henan University will be admitted to Henan University for the college entrance examination".

In addition, if you are a college graduate in 2010, you can take the postgraduate entrance examination at the end of the year. Counting from the time of graduation, you can take the exam after two years. That is to say :

I graduated in July last year, and by July this year, it is one year. You can take the exam at the end of the year when you sign up for the exam in October, and you can take a break after the exam and prepare for the end of the re-examination at the latest in June, in fact, it will be two years in total.

There's no necessary connection between the two, that is, there's no connection between the undergraduate school where you teach and the school you're going to go to, so don't worry about that.

Also, I want to tell you that many schools also count the undergraduate degree of teaching in the category of equivalency, so it is recommended that you first determine a major, then determine a school, and then check how the school defines equivalence, and then decide whether to take the entrance examination.

I hope you can make the most enviable and appropriate choice, avoid detours, and wish you good luck.

It is not recommended to take the postgraduate examination for a junior college, you might as well take the exam after upgrading to a higher level. Henan University's non-211 exam should not be difficult! But the same academic ability has to be tested, and many schools don't like it!

It is necessary to obtain a bachelor's degree in the postgraduate examination, and the graduate students need to graduate for two years, and the on-the-job graduate students need to meet the conditions for five years before graduation. It's not too difficult, and the learning is more flexible.

Give you a space to go to graduate school, my friend got it, you can go and see it.

Is it difficult for junior college students to take the postgraduate examination? Senior sister tells you to pay attention to these points.

1. Choose the major to apply for (if you are intermajored, you should decide early according to your interest and foundation in order to prepare), because the test subjects and requirements are different for different majors.

2. Choose the school to apply for, because the preparation for the postgraduate entrance examination is often different due to different schools and may have different test subjects and specific requirements (professional courses are proposed by the school), and even the level difference is different from the general school) and different regions (coastal and inland, large and small cities, district 1 and district 2, etc.) will lead to different levels of competition and affect admission, so the key is to locate accurately. Generally, you should choose a place first and then choose a school.

3. Check the enrollment regulations and professional catalogs on the graduate enrollment information network of the proposed school to understand the specific requirements of the school and the preliminary examination subjects, re-examination subjects, examination syllabus or bibliography of the previous year.

For your reference, I hope it will be helpful to you.

If you apply for a better institution such as 211 or 985, there may be obstacles, but if you apply for a general college, there is no problem.

Then you are an undergraduate graduate student, and there are no restrictions on applying for the exam.

It depends on what school you go to? Good schools have requirements, and general schools should just provide transcripts.