Are credits really that important in college? Are you sure you can't graduate without enough credits?

It's true, you can't graduate without completing college credits.

The university system is 3-6 years. If the credits are not completed and the credits are not enough because the course fails, then according to the regulations, students cannot graduate.

Extended data:

Every course in the university has certain credits. Only by passing the exam of this course can you get the corresponding credits. You can't graduate until the credits have accumulated to the professional requirements.

If you complete the required courses and credits ahead of time, you can also graduate ahead of time. The credit system is a more flexible and flexible academic system, which creates more flexibility for students during their stay in school, including applying for suspension from school and starting a business within a period of time, and encouraging students with spare capacity to graduate ahead of schedule, minor in other majors and pursue other degrees.

The requirements for graduation credits for ordinary senior high school students are: students should obtain at least 144 credits within three years, and the required credits should be no less than 1 16 credits, including 15 credits for research learning activities, 2 credits for community service and 6 credits for social practice. Elective credit I is not less than 22 credits, and elective credit II is not less than 6 credits.

First, how to deal with subjects that failed the exam?

1. Students who fail the course exam will have a make-up exam. Make-up exams are placed after the winter and summer vacations, in the first week of the new semester. Students who fail the make-up exam cannot get credits for this subject or module.

2. Students who fail the make-up exam can retake the subject or module, and under the premise of meeting the minimum credit requirements of the field and subject, students are allowed to take other modules that are easy to pass across subjects or fields.

3. For limited courses, different schools can take different measures, repeat courses, or arrange students to choose another course in similar courses.

4. Elective courses can be rebuilt, modified or abandoned.

5. Curriculum revision should be carried out within the following year. Generally not more than twice.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-academic year credit system