2. General education must choose 1 1 credits. 2 credits and 3 credits, so the number of courses is uncertain, so you should match it yourself.
3. Choose 4 credits at most for public elective courses and 2 credits for each course, so choose 2 courses.
The data in the book Study Guide for Full-time Undergraduate Majors are all wrong. What I just said is the lower limit of credits. If you are interested in a subject, you can choose to exceed it, but if you exceed a certain limit, you will have to pay extra. I remember it seems that if there are more than four, each credit 108 yuan.
As for when to finish these credits, you can arrange it yourself. You can graduate as long as you finish it before your senior year.
4. In addition, you can't choose the same elective course repeatedly. Although you like evidence very much, you won't learn it again. However, I think the forensic medicine in our school is also very good ~ it is a class of teacher Fan Jingping, and the autopsy scene can be seen. It's quite rewarding. The most important thing is that teachers never call the roll, and it is easy to produce an excellent one. I recommend you to choose.
As for the types of courses, when you choose courses, there is a special item called "course classification" in that form (it seems to be called this name), which will be clearly written. The courses include: professional courses, elective courses with limited professional direction, or general elective courses, etc.
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