What's the difference between an applied undergraduate course and an ordinary undergraduate course?

The difference between an applied undergraduate course and an ordinary undergraduate course is as follows:

1, with different definitions. Undergraduate education, intermediate level of higher education. It belongs to the first stage of the third level of UNESCO's International Classification of Education Standards (awarding a first-class degree or equivalent certificate). Application-oriented undergraduate course refers to an undergraduate college that is application-oriented rather than scientific research-oriented. Application-oriented undergraduate education has played an active role in meeting China's economic and social development, meeting the needs of high-level applied talents and promoting the popularization of higher education in China.

2. Including different undergraduate courses in China's general college entrance examination, undergraduate admission is divided into one batch (1), two batches (2) and three batches (3). Applied undergraduate courses generally include all the first batch of undergraduate courses and the second batch of undergraduate courses.

3. The enrollment targets are different. Undergraduate education mainly recruits high school graduates, and the academic system is generally 4 to 5 years according to different majors; A small number of college graduates generally require the college entrance examination for 2 years.