1. Morning and evening self-study time
Like high school, many universities keep morning self-study and evening self-study, but the time of morning self-study in each grade may be different in each university. After students enter school, they should make clear this time.
2. Class time
The time of college classes varies from person to person, because there are elective courses, so everyone's schedule may be different. There are generally no fixed classrooms in university classes, but you may need to take a seat in advance with your textbook in each class. You can choose the first row or the last row, depending on your own wishes.
In college classes, there are basically two small classes in succession, each class is 45 minutes, and there will be a 5- 10 minute break in the middle.
3. Morning exercise time
Some schools will arrange morning exercises for students, and this task may also involve "punching in". Students who want to sleep late need special attention.
4. Dormitory lights-out time
Most university dormitories have stipulated the lights-out time, generally from 22: 30 to 23: 30. If you need to turn on the light to read before finishing your homework at night, remember to buy a small rechargeable desk lamp and charge it before turning off the lights.