Personally, I think it's quite easy. College courses are calculated according to the usual scores+final exam scores/exam scores, and the usual scores and exam scores/exam scores are generally three or seven, four or six, or five or five. For example, three or seven points is the usual classroom performance. If you attend class on time, you can get up to 30 points. If you get 60 points in the final exam, your final score is only 60*70%=42 points. When the two add up to more than 60 points, it is equivalent to passing the exam. Generally speaking, the college entrance examination is better. The higher the score, the more confident you will be at the end of the term. Of course, if you want to get a series of bonuses, such as national scholarships, national inspirational scholarships, comprehensive scholarships and so on. Then your grades need to be more outstanding, and you have to rank first in your class or major to have hope. And good grades will make you look better when you take the postgraduate entrance examination or look for a job, so come on, young girls.