Even if you have entered the university campus, you can't lose the task of learning, and you should put learning first. As a place to teach and educate people, universities naturally require students to finish their homework on time in class and achieve excellent results. They should not often skip classes because of personal preference and laziness, so that they waste their time and four years of college life. Second, for courses that are considered unsuitable, feedback can be used instead of skipping classes.
This is indeed the case now. Many universities have unreasonable curriculum arrangements and some irrelevant courses, which waste time and can't really improve students. Therefore, such courses should be banned or voluntarily attended. In this case, college students, as adults, should put forward their demands in a more reasonable way, instead of directly solving the problem by skipping classes. Third, skipping classes often is disrespectful to teachers.
In fact, many teachers in universities are generally unwilling to embarrass their students unless the number of students who skip classes is particularly large, which makes teachers feel insulted. As students, they should respect their teachers and arrive on time when they are in class, instead of skipping classes because of other things. If there are special circumstances, then discuss with the teachers, and the teachers will be flexible.
Generally speaking, I don't support the phenomenon that college students often skip classes. In view of this phenomenon, I think the school should improve the consciousness and initiative of college students in class, and college students themselves should be responsible for the future.