Can a junior college study abroad?

At present, there are two most suitable ways for college students to study abroad-one is to study abroad after graduation, and the other is to obtain a master's degree directly through graduation. On the premise that university credits are recognized, college students can choose to transfer credits to foreign schools and "directly transfer classes" to attend their own junior or senior courses.

This form is mainly suitable for students with three-year education and professional counterparts. Students are required to have a three-year college degree, apply for related majors, and study in a cooperative university in the last year. The advantage lies in strong professional continuity, which can reduce some credits and courses and get a degree in a short time.