What are the things in the archives of college graduates?

College students' files include: high school files, university admission notices, student status files, graduate registration forms, internship appraisal forms, and copies of registration cards.

Among them, there are comments from the class teacher or counselor in the graduate registration form, but don't worry, the counselor is strict with you at ordinary times, and sometimes speaking may be unpleasant, which is for your own good. Graduates' files involve employment issues. If the evaluation is not good, the employer will not want them. If employers don't want it, the school employment rate will drop.

Therefore, the student file only fills in the advantages and not the disadvantages. At most, just give some hope, which will have no influence on your future development.

If college graduates can't find a job after graduation, they can apply to the school to keep their personal files. The time for graduates to keep their personal files is limited. Therefore, it requires college graduates to find jobs within the prescribed time limit in order to handle the transfer of personal files. If the time is exceeded, the students' personal files will be put back.

If college students can't find a job after graduation, they can also store their personal files in the talent market. It is recommended to store their personal files in the personnel bureau or talent market where college graduates come from, so don't worry about losing their personal files. After finding a job, they can transfer their files. If they have found an employment unit after graduation, they can also choose to deposit their personal files in the talent market and link them in the talent market.