Weifang City College to Undergraduate Examination Location

The examination venues for the Weifang junior college-to-undergraduate examination include Weicheng District Xiyuan Primary School, Weicheng District Experimental Primary School, Weifang No. 8 Middle School, and Weicheng District Jiankang Street Primary School.

There are two types of undergraduate-to-bachelor degree programs:

1. General higher education, junior college-to-bachelor program (also known as unified recruitment)

Examination targets are limited to provinces, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and full-time undergraduate programs Junior college graduates from regular colleges and universities (unified enrollment). The naming of individual provinces is different. For example, Hebei Province calls it a junior college transfer from a general university, Guangdong Province calls it a junior college transfer from a general university, Jiangsu Province calls it a general university transfer, and the other provinces call it a general university transfer.

2. Adult higher education from junior college to bachelor's degree

It has four ways: including self-study from junior college to bachelor's degree, adult college entrance examination from junior college to bachelor's degree (divided into part-time and correspondence learning methods), online education from junior college to bachelor's degree (distance education) ), Open University (formerly Radio and Television University) to undergraduate degree.

Every year, there are more than 800,000 college entrance examination candidates in the province. There are 80 general colleges and universities and 30 adult colleges and universities in the province. Experts are much more than undergraduates. Every year after graduation, finding a job is a headache for graduates and their parents. Jobs are hard to find and job fairs are not crowded.

Many units (especially state agencies and institutions) require a bachelor's or master's degree in recruitment. Experts are not eligible to apply or take exams. For example, many schools require undergraduate courses for logistics managers and laboratory workers, some elementary schools require more than one undergraduate course to recruit teachers, and all of the above colleges require a master's or doctorate degree to recruit teachers.