1. Limited courses: only some majors are allowed to take courses, and courses that are restricted to other majors are usually courses closely related to this major. For example, if you are a normal major, you should choose to take courses such as psychology and pedagogy. If you are not a normal major, choose a professional course and see the professional direction arranged by the school. In principle, there are options to restrict elective courses, but the operation of the school is the same as elective courses. Of course, there are also several courses that must be taken.

2. Elective courses, which courses can be chosen independently, but some schools do not allow students to choose directly and arrange some courses for students. Reason: If only a few students choose courses and the school wants classes, the tuition fees of the students are not enough for teachers. So generally speaking, students will not be allowed to choose.

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Matters needing attention in university course selection:

1. First, choose courses according to credit requirements, and courses with higher credits are preferred. These courses are more challenging and can guarantee enough credits.

2. The balance of arts and sciences should be considered when choosing courses. It is best to accept both arts and sciences. Although writing is easier to pass, science can learn more practical knowledge.

3. If the selected course is popular, you must start to choose the course as soon as possible, otherwise you may not be able to choose it, and you can only choose the remaining courses selected by others.

It is very important to choose the courses that interest you, because it will be the source of motivation for you to study hard. So, try to choose what you really like.

5. Exercise should be chosen according to your own specialties. High schools can choose what they are good at, such as table tennis, and universities can study more systematically.