The higher the credits, the better. The higher the college grade point, the better. More credits mean you have more courses. In fact, as long as you have graduated from school, you don't need too much.

Credit is the condition to judge whether a college student can graduate. To graduate, a college student must meet the credit requirements of compulsory courses, elective courses and specialized courses. More credits just means more subjects, not that you learn well. The employment unit pays more attention to your academic performance and grade point. If you have more credits, but every subject is a passing line, that's not good.