Orientation and non-orientation are divided according to the future of students after graduation. The orientation student is the original work unit, and signed an orientation agreement with the original unit during his study. The original unit reserved public office, salary, treatment and files for him, and must return to work in the original unit after graduation; Non-directional students refer to those who have no unit or are completely divorced from their original units, come to school with files and look for a job again after graduation.

Public expenses and self-funded expenses are mainly determined according to the planned enrollment quota of the school and the scores of candidates. Planned expenses are at public expense and unplanned expenses are at their own expense. This is easy to distinguish.

The non-directional students in the plan are called non-directional students, which is what people call public fee students; The targeted students in the plan are what we call targeted students (not paying tuition fees, but also being admitted by the unit); Unplanned students are self-financing, that is, tuition fees need to be borne by themselves, and there is no unit; Unplanned students are called entrusted students, that is, they are trained by the unit (one of the most important points is that the unit pays tuition for them).

These are all to be filled in when you register online, and you can't change them casually.