Can a new immigrant from Hong Kong with a technical secondary school degree apply for a correspondence college in mainland China and then upgrade to a bachelor's degree?

New immigrants from Hong Kong can apply for correspondence courses or distance education colleges in mainland China. It is best to register for correspondence courses and distance education in the first half of the year, because they may not be able to register for reforms in the second half of the year. You can take self-study exams at the same time to graduate from junior college to bachelor's degree. In this way, you will graduate from junior college and bachelor's degree in three years, and the self-study exam is very easy.