What's the difference between full-time colleges and universities?

The differences between full-time and full-time institutions are as follows:

1. Full-time colleges and universities refer to schools that have at least met the requirements of cultivating college students and are qualified to recruit full-time college students. Unified recruitment college and unified recruitment undergraduate refer to full-time college and full-time undergraduate respectively. Full-time colleges and universities generally refer to full-time colleges and universities that have passed the college entrance examination and the full-time entrance examination.

2. The definition of full-time includes almost all schools that recruit full-time students (such as public schools, private schools, public-private joint ventures, Sino-foreign joint ventures, etc.). ).) is a broad definition, covering a wider range than full-time colleges and universities.

Extended data:

Full-time colleges and universities refer to schools that have at least reached the requirements of training and recruiting junior college students and are qualified to recruit full-time junior college students. Full-time junior college and full-time undergraduate, commonly known as unified recruitment junior college and unified recruitment undergraduate. Generally speaking, a school that has passed the general college entrance examination, unified recruitment and full-time postgraduate entrance examination is a full-time ordinary college.

The students who graduated from full-time ordinary colleges and universities, in the electronic registration form of "Xuexin.com Academic Certificate", have a learning type of "ordinary" and a learning form of "ordinary full-time".

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia in Full-time Universities