1. Theoretically, it is possible. At present, the university implements a flexible academic system, that is, if you have poor grades, you have to study at school for one more year. Similarly, if you get good grades, you can finish ahead of schedule. Please read the student handbook you distributed.

2. Measures for the implementation of the teaching and student status management of the Student Handbook-Chapter VII-Article 34: Those who fail to take classes in advance may still take the exams with normal teaching progress.

3. Article 35: All courses that students apply for in advance shall be taken and tested together with the commencement. In principle, it shall not conflict with its normal curriculum plan, and shall not apply for an extension of the examination.

4. Article 36: Students are required to pay course fees in advance for elective courses, and other practical teaching expenses shall be borne by students in principle.

5. Article 37: Students register in advance: in the first week of each semester, colleges (departments) can accept students to register in advance according to the curriculum of various professional courses and the academic qualifications of students; Teachers receive students with the list of students on the record sheet of students' early course selection issued by the Academic Affairs Office.

Generally speaking, if you want to attend classes in advance, you need to go to the counselor first, and then go to the academic affairs office to find the staff.