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學曆提升有利的仅仅是你自己，在以前的社会里有个高学历的人真的很少很少，像我们父母那辈人，因为种种原因大部分就上到小学毕业。而现在不同于以往了，高学历的人一大把，最次也是个大专，基本都在本科學曆。如果你自己連大專學曆都沒有的話，你拿什麽來和其他求職者競爭。除非你的能力超強，但是就算你的能力很強，沒有學曆面試官一般都不會錄用你的。

第一學曆固然重要，但我国教育部规定第一學曆與第二學曆是同一层次的两个学历，所以第二學曆也是国家承认的学历，而且在考公务员、考事业编、考研、出国留学以及升职等方面是與第一學曆有同等效力的。

第一學曆代表的是高考时與别人的差距，它体现的是我们之前的学习能力和努力状态；第二學曆代表的是我们最近的学习状态和再学习的能力，所以學曆提升没有有用和无用之说。

学历的作用无处不在，学历的高低是社会选拨人才的一个重要依据，历来为国家所重视。所以，高学历还将在中国热下去，这是我们必须面对的一个现实问题!

学历围绕在我们身边方方面面，虽然在学校学习的时候不以为然，当你真正踏入职场的时候，你就会发现学历有多重要，没有学历在职场的道路上可以说是寸步难行。

为了让自己的生活过的更好一点，有句话叫知识改变命运，只有先改变了知识才能改变命运。关于學曆提升，一直以来都是一个见仁见智的话题，有的人认为学历很重要，可以和能力并驾齐驱；同样也有人认为学历不重要，即使低学历也能闯出一片天。那么今天湖北人力資源开发网刘老师就给大家讲一下學曆提升的意义。

学历提不提升关键还在于自己，你要想有好的未来就先有一个好的学历吧，不要到老了来后悔莫及。

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