Course selection means that students choose their own courses in the online course selection system before the start of each semester in American universities. It should be noted that schools generally have a waiting list, so you can choose one or two more courses to give yourself more choices.

Before selecting courses, students' courses should be approved by their own tutors, and the suggestion column should be deleted, otherwise they will not be able to use the system to select courses. Before each semester, the teacher will announce his own guidance time, and students can choose the time to meet with the teacher to discuss the course selection. It is worth noting that you can list the three courses you want to take and the courses you can choose. When discussing with the teacher, you don't have to choose only three courses.

Try to inquire about the difficulty of the course, whether the professor is good and whether the grading standard of the course is strict before choosing the course. Of course, your interest and major are also essential references. After taking the course, you don't have to worry about paying tuition. Generally speaking, you can listen to a class for free. Students can listen first and then decide whether to take this course or not. Tuition will be paid after the course is selected (the deadline for tuition payment is usually one or two weeks or even later after the course starts).