Truancy is a common phenomenon in universities, because the classroom environment in universities is relatively relaxed, and more often it depends not on the strict management of teachers and class committees, but on students' own consciousness. Many students think it is understandable to skip a class at random in college. In fact, the cost of skipping classes in universities is far from being as simple as imagined.
Skipping classes will first affect your study progress and efficiency. As we all know, teachers in universities teach according to the corresponding teaching progress, and it is impossible to talk about the same content every day. This means that those students who skip class will miss the knowledge taught by the teacher that day, especially the knowledge in the professional class, because they want to sleep more, play more games and go out for a while, and miss the professional knowledge. Finally, they can't learn anything after a few years in college.
Skipping classes will also affect students' personal evaluation. Some teachers or class committees will also check attendance, and the attendance record is the final assessment content. Too many absences from classes will affect your comprehensive quality evaluation results, and if it is serious, you may fail the course. How does a classmate who plays truant every day get the qualification of priority recommendation? This is unfair to other students, too.