What elective courses are there?

Elective courses refer to courses arranged by students themselves in the teaching plans of various disciplines and majors in colleges and universities.

Compared with the "compulsory course". University elective courses can be roughly divided into two categories: public elective courses and professional elective courses. The credit requirements of elective courses are generally hard indicators for graduation, and only after completing credits can you qualify for graduation. Tuition in some schools is related to the academic performance of elective courses.

I believe that the biggest question for many freshmen is which courses to choose.

Mainly consider personal interests, grades, difficulties, teachers and other factors. One of the purposes of elective courses is to let students learn the courses they are interested in, so freshmen should start from their hobbies, such as being interested in history, so that they can apply for relevant elective courses.

You can also ask your seniors about the basic situation of the course, such as the difficulty of the course, the teacher's personality, teaching style, grades and so on. If the course is too difficult for you to pass, you can skip it.

If you don't like the teacher's personality and lecture style, the enthusiasm and effect of class are not good. The results given by teachers have also become the reference point for many students, because the results of elective courses will also be counted in the results of each semester, which is related to the comprehensive test and scholarship selection.

Freshmen try to choose a course that they are interested in and satisfied with, study hard and get a satisfactory result, which is the best standard for selecting courses. But some good courses may be snapped up, so don't worry even if they are not snapped up. Many elective courses are worth learning.