However, most colleges and universities are not compatible with the current policy of increasing college students' grade points after marriage. Although the marriage certificate belongs to the national qualification certificate affirmed by the state, it has nothing to do with learning and has nothing to do with significantly adding points to the technical vocational qualification certificate stipulated by the current policy. Therefore, most colleges and universities in China do not require college students to increase their grade points after marriage.
Because colleges and universities have abolished the system requirements that prohibit college students from getting married, most colleges and universities do not advocate college students to get married and have children while they are at school, because students still have to take schoolwork as the leading factor. Therefore, colleges and universities do not advocate or prohibit college students from getting married.
Other bonus points
At present, most colleges and universities expect students to obtain more qualification certificates and their own professional skills during their stay at school, so this one is applicable to a lot. Students who obtain municipal, provincial or national qualification certificates will receive corresponding credit points.
Credit grade is not only a reflection of work ability, but also the basis for evaluating academic scholarships. Some institutions, such as Shenzhen University, will add credit points to their credit points, so they are encouraged to reduce training fees.