Why are people unwilling to go to junior colleges? Are junior colleges considered universities?

Junior colleges, undergraduates, and key universities all have different study circles and connections. When you go to a good university, you will find that they work harder than in high school, are exposed to all kinds of new things, constantly challenge themselves, or have already found their career goals. Ordinary study, ordinary study, dating, attending classes, and playing games are all you need to muddle through.

Why don't you want to go to a specialist school?

Generally speaking, a bachelor's degree is one level higher than a junior college. In our lives, there are many similar examples.

In daily work, if you are just a small team member, then after working for a period of time, you will want to become a department head. Why? Because the treatment of a department head is better than that of a team leader.

When you are an ordinary clerk working in an administrative unit, you may think, should I also work hard to become a section chief? Why? Because the treatment of a section chief is better than that of a clerk in all aspects.

Similarly, when you are a deputy county magistrate, you may try to become a county magistrate as soon as possible. Why do you want to be a county magistrate? Because the county magistrate is definitely one level higher than the deputy county magistrate, and has many advantages in many aspects.

A bachelor's degree is one level higher than a junior college. Generally speaking, a bachelor's degree provides a larger platform, more opportunities, and is more conducive to a person's long-term development and growth.

Are vocational colleges considered universities?

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At the beginning of the country's development, the number of college students was very small. In order to cultivate talents as quickly as possible, the students were diverted from junior high school: some chose to go to high school, and others chose to go to technical secondary school.

In the 1980s, technical secondary school graduates could be assigned jobs directly. Many students preferred to go to technical secondary schools and junior colleges because the study period was shorter and they could work directly after graduation. Therefore, many students were unwilling to go to high school or college.

After 2000, universities expanded their enrollment on a large scale. The number of college students increased, and people’s pursuit of academic qualifications became higher and higher, resulting in undergraduates becoming more and more popular, while junior colleges and technical secondary schools were no longer recognized.

After 2010, even undergraduates were no longer popular and faced large-scale employment difficulties and unemployment problems, while master's and doctoral students became the mainstream employment talents.

Is undergraduate university necessarily good?

Are undergraduates necessarily better than junior colleges? Are junior colleges inferior to undergraduates? In fact, there are many distinctive junior colleges, whose employment rates and talent training are much better than those of ordinary second-tier colleges in many places.

On the other hand, there are many types of undergraduates, including national unified enrollment ordinary second-tier universities, ordinary first-tier universities, key undergraduate universities, and private undergraduate universities that are criticized by most people.

In fact, generally speaking, many national public undergraduate colleges are better than ordinary junior colleges because their investment in teaching staff and research funding far exceeds that of junior colleges.

There are also some rubbish schools among undergraduate colleges. For example, there are many local ordinary undergraduate schools, which are former junior colleges upgraded to undergraduate colleges.

Although these schools are undergraduate schools, they are not much better than vocational schools in many aspects. They just have a larger student enrollment, a larger campus area, and more buildings. However, they are relatively inferior in terms of school academic atmosphere and faculty strength.

There are also many private undergraduate colleges that have big problems in terms of faculty strength, discipline construction, and teaching quality. Sometimes I really dare not say that these undergraduate colleges are better than junior colleges.