There will be no class after that. Because the scores of elective courses are fixed, as long as you have learned enough, you don't have to attend classes. You can learn more if you want. The more you learn, the better. University credits are divided into elective credits and professional credits. Generally speaking, the school will set a credit standard for elective courses. For example, our school stipulates that the elective course with a score of 7.5 must be completed before graduation, as long as it can be completed before graduation, and there is no stipulation on when it will be completed.

Then if we choose professional elective courses, our professional course credits are fixed in each academic year, which means that the course credits we choose add up to a fixed amount. Of course, you can choose to take some elective courses, but they don't account for the class size, so they don't count as credits.