I am also a college student, and I have a certain understanding of your problem. I believe that all college students will object to the school's compulsory make-up classes. What attendance, registration and evaluation are needed? I am against it myself, and I think it is no different from high school. Maybe you haven't considered it from the perspective of the school, so let me talk about the purpose of the school. 1. Because you may be in grade one or two now, you are not familiar with the surrounding environment of the new school, and the school is afraid that you will have an accident outside at night. Repairing at night can give you enough time to finish your homework. The most important thing is to make students without computers less bored. You can spend more time chatting with new classmates around you and get to know each other faster. It's too much for senior high school to let students who have been lazy for three months adapt to school life. Let you be diligent, at least not too lazy. Many people like to play online games at night. Some people often stay in the dormitory and play games when they have computers. Over time, they will not go to class to play games, which will lead to the deterioration of their state. Compulsory classes can at least prevent this from happening. However, rest will also bring many disadvantages to students. For example, some students are free to learn and develop, and most of the school's communication activities are in the evening, so there is no free time allocation, which hinders students ... Many, many aspects are my own ideas. When people grow up, they will let go. It's good if you think deeply. Up to now, I am also opposed to practicing late. But I can't. After all, I came to school and had to leave.