Unified recruitment of undergraduate course refers to the general undergraduate course, ordinary senior undergraduate course, fresh undergraduate course and full-time undergraduate course collectively referred to by the Ministry of Education. In the official documents, it is expressed as an upgraded college/college/college/college.
The general college entrance examination belongs to the provincial unified enrollment standard selection examination, which is led by the provincial education department, organized and managed by the provincial education examination institute, and implemented by the recruitment agencies in each district and city. The candidates for the examination are fresh graduates from full-time colleges and universities.
In essence, it is the connection between junior college education and undergraduate professional education, and the 3+2 model is implemented, that is, three years of full-time study for general college students and two years of full-time study for general undergraduate students (three years of clinical medicine).
After the junior college students in ordinary colleges and universities have completed the courses at the junior college level, according to the enrollment plan of national ordinary colleges and universities and the enrollment plan of national colleges and universities compiled by the Ministry of Education and the National Development and Reform Commission in that year (the enrollment plan is controlled within 5% of the total number of graduates of ordinary full-time ordinary colleges and universities in all provinces in that year), the ordinary colleges and universities in all provinces announce the enrollment number and the examinations organized by provincial administrative departments. Select outstanding full-time college graduates to participate in the unified examination organized by the provincial education examination institute in the second semester three years before graduation (some provinces issue examination papers for undergraduate schools), and the original major or related major will be promoted to undergraduate colleges (juniors) to continue full-time undergraduate education for two or three years (some provinces can cross majors).
Upon the expiration of the study period, if all subjects are qualified, the undergraduate colleges will issue undergraduate graduation certificates according to the requirements of DocumentNo.. Ministry of Education [2002] 15 (graduation certificate indicates that some schools have cancelled the "starting point of undergraduate study"), and the first degree after graduation is undergraduate.
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Special insert registration policy
Enrollment goal
Only this year's outstanding ordinary full-time vocational college graduates, some provinces should be able to apply for previous graduates (including retired ordinary college students and soldiers entering ordinary colleges and universities without examination). Different provinces, cities and schools have different regulations. Some provinces, cities and schools require a score of 425 in CET-4, and there is no record of failing. Some provinces, cities and schools do not have this requirement. For details, please refer to the policies of the provinces in that year. The college entrance examination registration is limited to the undergraduate colleges in the province where the major is located, and it is not allowed to enter the examination across provinces, and the reported major must be consistent with the major studied. At present, some places allow cross-disciplinary examinations.
Enrollment major
As far as enrollment majors in colleges and universities are concerned, the majors offered by different schools in different provinces are not the same, but they are generally consistent with those offered by the Ministry of Education.
It should be noted that the fresh graduates of ordinary colleges and universities can only choose the undergraduate majors corresponding to the majors they have studied in the junior college stage, that is to say, unlike the ordinary college entrance examination, ordinary colleges and universities must have professional counterparts when applying for majors.
In addition, there are certain restrictions on the choice of institutions. Usually, you can only apply for colleges and universities with relevant counterparts in the province, and you are not allowed to apply for examinations across provinces.
As far as examination subjects are concerned, the situation varies from province to province, but there are usually three examination subjects (liberal arts/English/art: college English, college Chinese, college computer; Science: college English, advanced mathematics, college computer), and art majors can increase their undergraduate majors according to the regulations of the applicant school.
The college entrance examination majors of specific schools in specific provinces are different every year. Graduates who intend to apply for the college entrance examination can pay attention to and inquire about the college entrance examination institutions and professional settings of ordinary colleges and universities announced in advance on the websites of educational institutions (Education Examinations Institute and Provincial Education Department) in their provinces.
The general college entrance examination policy in each province is slightly different, which is mainly based on the policies published by the provincial education examination institutes or education departments in that year.
scheduling
When arranging the enrollment plan, undergraduate colleges and universities should, in principle, determine the enrollment category and the corresponding professional requirements in higher vocational education according to the corresponding relationship in the comparison table of professional categories of colleges and universities in XX province in 20XX. If there are some professional needs, the scope of corresponding higher vocational majors can be appropriately narrowed according to the actual situation after approval.
The enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities is included in the overall enrollment plan of each school in that year. In case of insufficient qualified students, the remaining plans can be transferred to the national unified examination (general college entrance examination) plan for enrollment in ordinary colleges and universities.
Examination time
Ordinary college graduates are generally ordinary full-time college graduates, who take the examination in the second semester of junior college (the examination time in different provinces is determined by the current policies formulated by the provincial education examination institutes).
Examination form
Examination forms in different provinces are divided into unified examination and school examination.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Special Edition