No, because universities are mainly places for students to learn knowledge, and the libraries in universities have good learning resources. If the Internet is provided to students at any time and anywhere in the university, some students may use the Internet to play games, thus indulging in online games. No matter universities, middle schools, primary schools or other teaching areas, there is no obligation to provide Internet.

Unless it is an internet major college. However, the vast majority will provide internet, because this part of the money can be counted in the tuition. The question itself is not absolutely mandatory, it depends entirely on the meaning of the school. In other words, even if the Internet provided is limited in location, time and crowd, or even not provided at all, there is no problem.

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Precautions for going to college:

Try to save time, because time is money. As an adult, your understanding of this old saying must be clearer than when you bite your pen in primary school. It is best for universities to get rid of meaningless time-consuming activities, such as class cadres, student associations, boring literature and sports, student unions and so on.

Although they will say that this is an exercise for you to go to society, 40% of this activity is a waste of your time, and the rest is more or less the so-called exercise for you. And part of this exercise is to exercise you to kill time and do something meaningless. There may be a book in the library that will change your career direction and even change your confused life of getting paid in the future.