What's the difference between a five-year college and a full-time college?

Are you also curious about the difference between a five-year college and a full-time college? Although they are all specialized subjects, they are actually very different.

Different time and cost

Five-year junior high school graduates go directly to vocational high school, generally in the 3+2 mode, that is, three years in vocational high school and two years in junior high school. Full-time junior college students need to pass the college entrance examination after graduating from ordinary high school.

The education system and training methods are different.

Five-year junior college is a professional counterpart, and junior college can only learn what major vocational high school is. Full-time colleges and universities can choose schools and majors according to their interests and college entrance examination results.

A five-year junior college diploma is different.

The five-year college diploma is printed by the provincial education department, and the charging standard is based on the technical secondary school standard in the first three years and the junior college standard in the last two years. It also has a special name, called "2+3" five-year junior college, that is, junior college education, which recruits junior high school graduates and high school students who have not graduated from high school!

Five-year universities can also pursue advanced studies.

After graduating from a five-year junior college, you can also take the college entrance examination in higher vocational colleges to continue your undergraduate education!