Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, like other universities, implements the credit system. For example, students majoring in A in Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics need to complete 160 credits before they can graduate. You can finish 160 credits in three years, so you don't have to take classes in your senior year (but you still have to do your graduation thesis), and you can finish 160 credits in five or six years. This is ... Jiang Cai stipulates that each major can only take up to 30 credits per semester, and apply to the Academic Affairs Office for up to 35 credits. However, I also heard that some majors in international colleges can sometimes get 40 credits, which is a matter of arrangement. When you enter the freshman year, you will send out a book called "Talent Training Plan", which will strictly stipulate which courses are your compulsory courses and which are your limited elective courses. In other words, a professional 160 credits can't be taken casually, and the "talent training plan" will set the rules very dead. Basically, it is enough for you to choose credits according to the above requirements (the better the major, the stricter the requirements). There is little room for you to choose at random, and the purpose of the garbage class is only to gain weight.

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