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What day of the week does college mean?
It is the time to start the class, that is, the first 1 week from the week when the class starts, and so on.

Universities don't have to attend classes every day. Compulsory courses in the whole school refer to the courses that all students must take, mainly including political theory courses, foreign language courses, sports and military theory courses, computer courses, and some schools, such as China Renmin University, also have math courses and law courses. These courses are generally required and assessed by the whole school, and there are some differences between liberal arts students and science students at most.

Specialized compulsory courses refer to the courses that all departments stipulate that students in this department must take. These courses have laid a solid foundation for majors and ensured students' adaptability to study and employment.

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Different universities have different courses. Generally, hundreds of people attend classes together, and some are in one class, just dozens of people. The length of class hours is related to the major chosen by students, and the specific situation is analyzed. Every day 1 big class (two classes for two hours) with few specialized courses, and all-day classes with many specialized courses.

Different from high school, there are many kinds of courses in universities, including general professional courses, basic courses and public elective courses. However, the overall schedule of major universities is similar. Generally, it is a large class, including two small classes, one small class is 45 minutes, and the rest between the two small classes is 10 minutes, and the rest between the two large classes is 20 minutes.

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