Generally, universities start at 8: 00 in the morning, finish classes at around 11: 40, have classes at 1: 30 in the afternoon, and finish classes after 5: 00. Generally, freshmen have evening self-study, and sophomores start evening self-study. Self-study in the evening usually lasts for two hours, 1 1 generally turn off the lights.

Course arrangement, sometimes eight classes a day, sometimes two or four classes a day. There are six classes a week on average, and professional classes are usually arranged in the morning.

Freshmen not only have self-study in the evening, but also practice in the morning. Anyway, it's annoying. I'm not happy until my sophomore year.

As for homework, it is not very important. Homework is usually just a little. There is no substantive significance in coping with the inspection of school leaders. Test scores mainly depend on your usual attendance and test paper scores. If you pass 60 points, the average teacher will cut you some slack if you pass 50 points or more.

In fact, the most important thing is to see which school you apply for, because some universities adopt semi-military management, which is very strict and chaotic, but there are not many such schools. If you want to have an easy time at school, you should pay attention when you apply for the exam.

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Generally, there are two classes in the morning, two classes in the afternoon and one and a half hours in each class. There is usually a 20-minute break between classes. The specific class time in the morning depends on the school, and the class time varies from school to school.

But students don't have classes in the classroom every day like high school. It needs to be carried out according to the specific arrangements of the school for professional courses.

Before the start of each semester, the school will complete the curriculum of each major and arrange the time and place of class. Students can log on to the student system of the school network to make inquiries. Just follow the schedule.

The curriculum arrangement on the students' curriculum is generally set according to the requirements of each subject for credits. The higher the credit, the more courses.

Because the curriculum needs to combine the curriculum requirements of all students in the school and the needs of the classroom, sometimes there will be no classes in the morning or only one class a day, but one day there will be classes all day.

Students can arrange their time freely when they have no classes. You can also participate in activities according to your participation in student unions or clubs. Just arrange it yourself.