This is not necessarily, this is arranged according to the students' professional courses. However, when I was a freshman, although there were relatively many courses, I usually didn't attend classes for a day except experiments and the like. At the busiest time, I will have one or two classes from morning till night. Generally, there is one morning self-study, four in the morning, four in the afternoon and two in the evening.

Each class is two consecutive classes. Generally, freshmen study English by themselves in the morning. After CET-4, students can apply for not taking English classes and study by themselves in the morning. But each school is different, some have to study by themselves at night, and some have arranged courses at night.

But if the major is special, there may be a fixed classroom. Otherwise, they are all mobile, and they will go to class wherever they are arranged. Maybe the same class will be in different classrooms twice a week.

The length and number of class hours are related to the majors chosen by students:

Professional courses are less every day 1 big class (2 bars and 2 hours), and professional courses are taught all day, and sundays are generally more relaxed. For example, the first class in Fudan University is at 8: 00, and each class lasts for 45 minutes. 1 breaks between classes 2/0/0 minutes, 1 2 and breaks between classes 3 and 4 15 minutes, and noon11:.

In Jida, classes are held at eight o'clock in the morning, each class lasts for forty-five minutes, from eight to eight forty-five; 8:55-9:40; 10:00- 10:45; 10:55- 1 1:40。