I would like to know more about the issue of the upgrade

Go straight to studying abroad.

First know if there is a place in your department, so it will be much better, and when you take the exam, talk to the teachers in the department! Basically, as long as there is a quota in each department, it is at least 3% of the quota, and you have to fight for it yourself, how to fight for it, needless to say, it's too clear!

It's hard to upgrade now. To study well. I have a good relationship with my teacher. Gifts should be in place...

Now it is really difficult to upgrade the domestic college!! Not to mention learning, but also to have a certain relationship at home!

In addition, post-secondary education and graduation are different from those of undergraduates.

It is recommended that you can consider studying abroad, many schools recruit transfer students, and after graduation, they are undergraduates, and they can also exercise their foreign language skills, and the tuition fee is not too expensive, so consider it!

I'm from Shanxi, it's not as difficult as they say, I'm admitted last year, Shanxi registers around May every year, announces the exam subjects, and takes the exam on June 20, because I remember the sixth grade of the exam on June 24, and it took two or three days to upgrade to the exam.

You don't have a clear distinction between the two concepts.

Full-time colleges and universities can be junior colleges or undergraduates, full-time colleges and universities such as Wuhan University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, Hubei Province are ordinary universities, the school has full-time undergraduate and junior college students, and there are also full-time self-examinees.

You have to distinguish whether it is a self-examination upgrade or a unified enrollment general college upgrade, the unified recruitment general college upgrade must be full-time, but the self-examination upgrade is not necessarily full-time, self-examination has on-campus learning, and there are also off-campus self-study.

According to what you said, if you want to participate in the unified enrollment of ordinary college graduates, such a bachelor's degree can be determined by the recruiting unit to be a full-time undergraduate student of ordinary colleges and universities! Many companies may think that it is not full-time, so it is best to be able to take the ordinary college upgrade!

Hello landlord.

The college upgrade is regarded as a full-time graduate of an ordinary college or university, but it must be a junior college student admitted through the provincial recruitment office (or participating in the grassroots program for college students) who participates in the general college admission organization organized by the provincial recruitment organization where the school is located when he graduates in the current year.

Ordinary institutions of higher learning refer to full-time universities, independent colleges, vocational and technical colleges, and colleges and universities that have been approved and organized in accordance with the establishment standards and approval procedures prescribed by the state, have passed the national unified entrance examination for ordinary colleges and universities (unified enrollment), and enrolled ordinary high school graduates as the main training objects, and implemented higher education. Universities and independent colleges mainly implement education at the undergraduate level and above, and vocational and technical colleges and colleges mainly implement education at the junior college level and above.

Ordinary institutions of higher learning refer to schools that must at least meet the requirements for cultivating junior college students for unified enrollment and are qualified to enroll full-time junior college students. Full-time junior college and full-time undergraduate are commonly referred to as unified junior college and unified undergraduate program. There are two situations for full-time undergraduates, one is the undergraduate students admitted through the provincial recruitment office of the college entrance examination registration place during the college entrance examination, and the other is the junior college students admitted through the provincial recruitment office (or participating in the grassroots project of college students) who participate in the general college admission organized by the provincial recruitment organization where the school is located when they graduate in the current year.

Students who take the general college entrance examination in June every year and enter the school in September every year are full-time ordinary college graduates.

However, college degrees such as night university, electrical university, self-examination, and adult teaching (including correspondence, full-time and part-time) are not full-time ordinary college degrees, please pay attention.

Hope to help the landlord

Isn't a junior college an ordinary institution of higher learning? It should be counted! If you upgrade the book, you can also do it!