Do you check your education when you do medical insurance and social security?

You have a lot of questions to answer separately, but in the final analysis, you still don't know your education. Let me answer them separately!

1. First of all, education is not directly related to social security. Whether you have a junior college degree or a bachelor's degree, it has no effect on your future enjoyment of social security policies.

According to your education level, you have a bachelor's degree or re-education in a junior college. As long as your bachelor's degree is obtained through formal channels in regular colleges and universities, whether it is TV University, correspondence, self-study exam, online education and other educational forms, your bachelor's degree is valid, that is to say, you are an undergraduate (you can check it online).

Of course, it's good for you to apply for a job as an undergraduate. Otherwise, it is meaningless to get an undergraduate degree. In addition, you may encounter such a problem in the future: "enterprise recruitment requirements, unified recruitment of undergraduate education." If yes, your bachelor's degree does not meet the requirements of enterprise recruitment conditions, but it does not mean that your bachelor's degree is false or invalid.

I hope I can help you.

Help others, you are happy, I am happy!

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.