Is Weifang self-taught examination a formal education?

Self-taught examination is also a self-taught examination and a formal education. Self-taught examination is also called applied self-taught examination. The examination course consists of school examination and unified examination. The test pressure is relatively small and the pass rate is relatively high. But the self-study exam is not available in every region, and it also needs systematic study. Some of them need full-time classes. Using the educational resources of colleges and universities, the tuition fee is much higher than that of ordinary self-taught exams, and there are few professional choices. For the number of people in the society, of course, the diploma obtained through the self-study exam is the same as that obtained by the ordinary self-study exam, which is recognized by the state and there is no difference.

Self-study exam registration conditions

1, China people and citizens, regardless of gender, age, nationality, race and education level, can register for the higher education self-study examination at the time and place specified by the Provincial Education Examinations Institute.

2. The major that stops the examination is limited to the registered candidates who apply according to the relevant documents.

3. Candidates who apply for the self-study exam at the undergraduate level must pass the "prequalification" certification when applying for graduation. If you can't provide a college diploma or above, you can't graduate from the self-study exam.

Content of self-study exam

1, public * * * course

There are generally about 3-5 public courses, among which Outline of Modern History of China, Introduction to Basic Principles of Marxism and English II are compulsory courses regardless of major. If you are a science and engineering major, you will also take advanced mathematics, linear algebra and other subjects; If it is an applied major, you will also take courses such as "Computer Application Foundation" or "Computer Application in Management System".

2. Professional courses

Generally, there are 8- 10 specialized courses, which are set by the examiner school according to the teaching requirements of our students' majors. For example, if you apply for a law major, then the examination subjects will involve: civil law, criminal law, commercial law, international law and so on. Specialized courses are courses that can be directly related to the basic knowledge and skills of the majors studied, including compulsory courses and elective courses. Compulsory courses are the courses that candidates must refer to and must pass the passing line stipulated by the school; Elective courses are not compulsory subjects, and candidates only need to choose the courses to be tested according to their own credit requirements.

Step 4 change course

There are usually 3-5 courses, and changing courses is aimed at more difficult subjects. Candidates can choose to take several other courses instead of this course according to their own actual situation, of course, it depends on their own actual situation and the specific requirements of the school.

5. Graduation thesis (design)

Candidates who take the self-taught undergraduate course must complete their graduation thesis and pass it after attending all the examination subjects of this major, which is also one of the requirements for applying for graduation.

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