Nowadays, college students are absent from classes. There are many reasons for truancy, such as not getting up in the morning. Because there are other things to be delayed, or falling in love or something. I think it is a common phenomenon that college students are absent from class. I don't think this kind of behavior is bad or good. There are more meaningful things to do if you are absent from class. Then there's nothing wrong with truancy. If you simply don't want to go to class, it's meaningless.

University is the beginning of contact with society. It is more useful to have time to do what you like, or what you think is meaningful, than to go to classes you don't like or meaningless classes. In college, we should cultivate our hobbies and determine our future employment direction. If someone changes to a major he doesn't like because of the college entrance examination, then he won't like his class and will skip class to do something he is interested in. I think this is understandable. This cannot be said to be wrong. But if he skips class just to go back to the dormitory to sleep, play games, or do something meaningless, I don't think skipping class is a good behavior.

I always think that everything has two sides, such as playing truant. If you don't take this course, but spend your time on something meaningful, you won't waste your time. At the university, we are no longer primary school students. We need to consider our future. University is to better enter the society, not to let us neglect for four years.

If your major is your intention to apply for a job in the future, my suggestion is not to talk about classes. You won't feel great if you skip one class, but one class adds up to a lot. Skipping professional courses will widen the gap between you and others in professional knowledge. A little gap will eventually make the gap bigger and bigger, which is not conducive to your future employment and professional knowledge accumulation. Your professional knowledge is accumulated bit by bit. Learning major is a long process. What he means is not that I learned it today, but that I will learn it tomorrow. I will spend one week studying and two weeks mastering. He has accumulated from many, many days and has a foundation for life and study.

Plan your own goals well, and don't waste precious four years in college.