You can pass some competitions, both inside and outside the school, as well as cultural and sports activities! Secondly, skills can also be added, both inside and outside the school can be tested, and everyone should make up the second classroom credits in the shortest time!

1. As we all know, in addition to the required academic credits, students also need to use their spare time to complete the "second type of credits" in order to graduate smoothly. This second-class credit generally includes "volunteer service achievement", "lecture achievement" and "award-winning or other achievements".

2. In principle, these projects can be completely completed in four years, but when graduation approaches every year, there are always a large number of students who are "stuck" in the second-class credits that are not up to standard and can't get their diplomas. Students don't pay enough attention to the second classroom. They often think that everything will be fine as long as they complete the required credits in class.

In any case, the school will fill them up when they are about to graduate, not a project that really needs their efforts to complete. The students didn't really realize the importance of the second class. Schools do not give students problems, but cultivate students' all-round development. The process of obtaining credits in the second class can add a lot of color to their college resumes.

4. Generally, colleges and universities stipulate credit requirements for students, and students can only get their degree certificates and graduate smoothly after completing the corresponding number. Credits are calculated according to students' test scores, that is, if a subject passes the exam, it will get corresponding credits; If you fail (that is, fail the course), there will be no credit, and you need to retake or make up the exam next time.

If you fail too many courses and fail to retake the exam, students will be retaken or dismissed from school because of insufficient credits.

1, which in turn will put students at risk of not having a degree certificate or not being able to graduate. This is tantamount to saying that the university has gone to school for nothing, and it is definitely not worth the loss. Ask your counselor with a pious attitude! Ask him if he can get a double certificate (at least a diploma), and your school or your counselor will know what your school policy is.

2. If your school has relevant policies, you must also face the teachers in your subject. So, ask them with a pious attitude, yes, ask them! Since you can fail such a course, at least your teacher has a bad impression of you. Let them create difficulties for you, take on everything, and help you through the difficulties anyway.