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Students melted down phenomenon on the Independent Colleges undergraduate training model applied research Inspiration Abstract: Over the past few years have seen college students, “recycled” phenomenon in the social, educational aroused extensive discussions, which discuss our ongoing independent college undergraduate training model applied to explore the personnel training level of positioning, professional settings, course content integration of research with profound enlightenment. Keywords: “recycled”; applied undergraduate; training model Introduction In 2000, Guizhou and other places reported back to technical school graduates to study, the reported one after another in recent years, Zhengzhou, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Shenyang and other places there are college students, “melted down” technical school phenomenon. Among these, there has been access to the specialist diploma graduates to truly return to technical schools to learn a particular skill arts; also have read of undergraduate, vocational students, and even to participate in technical schools held Master’s individual skills training, in order to obtain a certain Professional vocational qualification certificates. Such students, “melted down” phenomenon on the one hand reflects the technical school of higher education in our country can not really meet the needs of society on the other hand also indicates that a considerable portion of China’s colleges and universities school location impractical, professional set up the old, teaching content out of touch with the market. This gives undergraduates are engaged in applied research training model independent college in the following inspiration. One should grasp the undergraduate level, the principle of personnel training As of the end of 2005, our average undergraduate colleges statistical data in Table 1. The statistics from the table we can see that nearly a thousand of our regular undergraduate institutions, including 211 works, near