University bonus points are generally to obtain national certificates and participate in some volunteer service activities. However, in some universities, college marriage can get extra points. After all, marriage certificate is a national certificate, so couples who get married in college can enjoy this benefit. But college students and children generally don't have this benefit. Giving birth to children is not only time-consuming and laborious for college students, but also has a great impact on their studies. Many schools explicitly discourage it.

During school, college students get married and have children, and the school will not aim at or order them to drop out of school. However, the school will not encourage college students to get married and have children at school, and the Ministry of Education has not issued such regulations. For students, pregnancy at school needs more vigilance. After all, their mental and physical strength will decline after pregnancy, so they can't take care of their studies, which will have an impact on the daily study of college students, so they still need to be treated with caution.

In short, there is no extra point for pregnancy during school. Being pregnant during college is actually a kind of Fudan for college students. Some college students have just graduated and are still studying, so they don't have time and energy to take care of their children, so they don't advocate this behavior.

Students take part in social practice, voluntary service, work-study programs, innovative experiments and other activities, as well as start their own businesses, publish papers and obtain patents. It can be converted into credits and included in academic performance. Schools should encourage, support and guide students to participate in social practice, volunteer service and carry out work-study activities, and can establish innovation and entrepreneurship files and set up innovation and entrepreneurship credits.