Does Tianjin University of Finance and Economics enroll full-time undergraduates?

How can I put it? Although the unified recruitment for junior colleges is unified by the state, many people think that it should be easy to find a job with a diploma recognized by everyone a few years after graduation. But when looking for a job, the employer not only values your diploma, but also values your own personal ability. If you didn't learn anything in college, you won't be used even if you graduate with a diploma from Peking University or Tsinghua. A diploma can only help you knock on the door of a good company. Full-time undergraduate classes are actually self-taught. In the past, everyone rejected the self-taught examination, and felt that it was not easy for the country to graduate smoothly without recognizing the self-taught diploma. However, I understand that since 1998, the state has given some opportunities to some key undergraduate colleges, allowing them to enroll low-scoring candidates, which is also the main examination institution. But don't be fooled by those garbage liars who sell dog meat. Because not all colleges and universities can. Think about it, studying in those two colleges, the teachers are very good, and the students are very conscious, and they will definitely learn something better than the junior college. Besides, even if you take the undergraduate diploma yourself, it is a higher level than the junior college. When employers recruit, they will not say that I only need to recruit undergraduates, nor will they consider applicants. But people will say they don't want a university. If you are a junior college student and want to get a high degree, you can only take the college entrance examination, or you can take the self-study exam in society. Not to mention how difficult it is, 90% of college students take self-taught exams in society, requiring a unified national exam, and the passing rate is really low. In this comparison, if the junior college diploma is higher than the self-taught undergraduate diploma, then why should those junior college students take the self-taught undergraduate diploma? But then again, students trust their high school teachers very much. When everyone is confused and wants to ask the teacher, in fact, many teachers do not follow the good intentions. Some class teachers get the enrollment fee of higher vocational teachers, and then send their students to colleges and universities without responsibility, and then say how to scare those students through self-study exams, which leads them to choose higher vocational colleges without knowing it, especially those who don't want grades. Everyone can go. What do you think you can learn at school? You'd better think it over. If you want to learn the real skills, or continue to take the postgraduate entrance examination and take the civil service examination, I strongly recommend that you take the self-taught undergraduate examination. hope this helps