What does classified enrollment mean?
Classified enrollment is not only applicable to junior colleges, but also to undergraduate colleges. Classified enrollment and individual enrollment are different in time, examination time, examination method and examination content.
The difference between classified enrollment and single recruitment;
The registration time is different, the examination time is different, the examination method is different, and the examination content is different. Candidates admitted by single recruit are at school.
I am not allowed to transfer to another school or major, and other treatments are exactly the same as those of college candidates admitted to ordinary colleges and universities across the country.
Classification enrollment types mainly include two types:
One is the enrollment of professional breakthrough plan, that is, the pilot enrollment of professional breakthrough plan jointly carried out by some municipal applied undergraduate universities and some higher vocational colleges. The admitted students are registered as college students in the first three years, have completed their junior college studies and passed the transfer examination, have been promoted to the corresponding undergraduate colleges within two years, and have been registered as undergraduates in the last two years. Specific pilot schools and measures shall be issued separately.
The second is the professional enrollment of higher vocational colleges, that is, the professional enrollment of higher vocational colleges outside the city approved by the municipal higher vocational colleges and the municipal education commission.
Similarities between classified enrollment and single recruitment;
1. Admission is also organized in this way. Classified enrollment and individual enrollment are organized by the Provincial Education Examinations Institute, voluntarily reporting and cross-enrollment;
2. The enrollment plan is of the same nature. Students enrolled by classification and individual enrollment enjoy the same treatment as unified enrollment, and individual enrollment is included in the general higher education plan. It is a college-level general higher education, not adult education or self-taught examination;
3. Treatment, state subsidy policy, employment policy, post-employment salary, welfare, professional title evaluation, graduation certificate, registration certificate, etc. The admission ratio of single-recruit candidates is exactly the same as that of ordinary college students;
4. Candidates admitted by single recruit and candidates admitted by online college entrance examination enter the college in the same year and graduate at the same time. Tuition and accommodation fees are the same at the time of admission, and students can be promoted to undergraduate courses after graduation.