What if I don't take college courses?

There are many students who want to know what to do if they don't choose college courses, and what course-choosing skills they have. I sorted out the relevant information, hoping to help everyone!

What if I don't take college courses? Go to the academic affairs office and find the teacher there to explain the situation. Teachers should help you. Elective courses are not as important as compulsory courses, but we should pay attention to them. And if you can choose early, choose early and get credits, so as to avoid trouble in the future.

Different schools have different regulations. General schools will notify in advance, and most of them are divided into pre-selection and direct election. Pre-selection is pre-selection and there is no limit to the number of people. You can choose to exceed the quota and conduct direct elections after a while. Those who exceed the number will be kicked out at random and the direct election will begin. There is a limit to the number of direct elections, but the regulations of each school may be different.

What are the skills of choosing courses in universities? You should know your purpose. Generally speaking, the purpose is either to get a high score, or to learn some useful courses, or both. Make clear the purpose of course selection and choose the corresponding course.

Which courses should be chosen should be consulted by seniors and sisters, and the situation of each course should be asked clearly. At the same time, teachers should also pay attention to the choice, which is related to the quality of the course and the final score. Be careful when choosing new courses, because it really depends on personality.

We should also know whether the method adopted in our school's course selection system is first come, first served or random access, which has a lot to do with the strategy adopted in course selection. If it's first come, first served, then you should choose the courses quickly, first choose the sought-after courses, and then choose other courses. If you get it at random, you don't have to choose courses too soon, but you should pay attention to the probability of choosing courses and avoid not choosing courses.

The time of course selection is also very important. Don't miss the time. If it is first come, first served, we should pay more attention to the starting time of the course to prevent the course from being robbed by everyone.

How should universities choose courses? The first step, preparation: write down the free time without compulsory courses, such as what week, what day, morning or afternoon, what time, and whether there are classes. Avoid conflicts between grabbed courses and required courses.

The second step is to pay attention to basic information, such as the time of class: which day of the week, morning or afternoon, or evening, when and where to attend classes.

The third and most important step is to look at the number of people who have already taken classes and ensure that there are enough people to start classes, otherwise they will be chosen in vain.

The fourth step is to choose your own course, preferably during the first day, when you can choose again. There are not many candidates at this time, but I can still grab my favorite courses. At night, it's almost full, so I can only take classes, but it's still difficult to get them.