Correspondence courses in American universities

1↓ Do China enterprises receive master's degrees by correspondence (distance education)?

The Ministry of Education does not recognize that you will not be recognized as a civil servant or graduate student, and you will not get a professional title. This job depends on what you are looking for. If state-owned enterprises or institutions were not recognized at that time, the gold content of distance education in China was too low. They generally recognize candidates who take the self-taught exam. If there are many job opportunities, it depends on whether you do it or not!

Which universities in the United States can apply for correspondence courses?

Basically, everything is fine.

What's the difference between a self-study exam and a successful exam?

1, the difference between running a school

All universities have corresponding adult education colleges or continuing education colleges, so the main body of adult education is generally the state, but at present some adult education schools are run by social forces.

Self-taught schools are generally run by individuals or non-governmental organizations, but also sponsored by universities. Generally, the distance and continuing education colleges of regular universities have self-taught departments.

2. Differences in enrollment targets

Anyone with college education or above can sign up for the self-study exam.

Correspondence undergraduate courses mainly recruit on-the-job employees, and candidates who apply for junior high school and undergraduate courses must have a high school diploma;

Candidates who take the college entrance examination must have a college degree or above issued by a series of national higher education institutions and higher education self-study examination institutions recognized by the Ministry of Education.

3. Differences in learning styles

Correspondence and self-taught exams are mostly self-taught, but there are some differences.

Correspondence is a way of learning in the adult college entrance examination, which can only be carried out after being admitted to the adult college entrance examination, while self-study is to study college courses through self-study without taking the joint examination.

4. Differences in years of study

Self-taught undergraduate students can graduate in about one and a half years and issue academic certificates. Correspondence undergraduate course needs at least two and a half years to graduate, and correspondence undergraduate course needs a little longer.

5, diploma differences

Diplomas in adult education are awarded by adult education colleges of various universities. Which university will be stamped when you graduate?

There are two chapters on the graduation certificate of self-taught examination, one is the chapter of the examiner's college, and the other is the chapter of the local self-taught examination office. Those who meet the requirements of self-taught undergraduate and correspondence undergraduate can be awarded a bachelor's degree.

6. Differences in test difficulty

The entrance name of adult correspondence course is Yan Jinkuanchu, and students can only enter the school if they pass the national unified adult college entrance examination. However, there are few subjects and the difficulty is small. Generally speaking, most of them can pass the exam.

Self-taught undergraduate entrance is called lenient entry and strict exit. Students can enter directly without passing the exam, but if they want to get the diploma recognized by the state, they must pass the national examination one by one.

The difference is that the self-taught exams are all given by the state, and there are many exam subjects, which is the most difficult.

Therefore, it is very difficult to take the self-taught undergraduate course by correspondence. But the gold content is higher than correspondence.

There are so many contrasts. Candidates must have their own ideas about which channel to choose to improve their academic qualifications. If they seize every opportunity, they will have a greater chance of success.

Do Canada and the United States recognize university correspondence education in China? I want to go to college, get a bachelor's degree, and then immigrate.

Correspondence education will not be recognized, but you can apply directly to universities or junior colleges after graduating from vocational high schools.

Canadian undergraduate programs usually require IELTS 6.5, and bachelor's degree programs are not less than 6. The requirement of specialized courses is usually IELTS 6, and the single subject is not less than 5.5. If you have an IELTS score that meets the requirements, you can apply for a professional course directly without taking a language class. Even if you don't meet the IELTS score required for major entrance, you can consider applying for both language and major admission. After completing the language course in the local area, you can enroll in this major. The university tuition fee is one year 12000 Canadian dollars, the undergraduate tuition fee is generally one year 18000-22000 Canadian dollars, and the living expenses are expected to be one year 10000 Canadian dollars. After completing at least 1 professional courses in the local area, you can apply for a legal off-campus work visa, and working can solve the living expenses problem. After completing at least two years of junior college (or above) courses, you can get a three-year work visa after graduation, and you can get immigration status through experience category after working for one year. 1 year plans to get a one-year work visa after graduation. It is suggested to consider working in a remote area (such as Manetho) for six months, and then apply for the nomination of the immigration province.

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