If you don't have enough college credits, you won't have a diploma, which means that you went to college for nothing, and going out can't prove that you graduated from that school. But if you are an undergraduate, you can graduate in 4-6 years, which means you can get enough credits in 6 years, but you won't have a chance to find a good job in a company that recruits people in your senior year.

Try to earn enough credits in four years and take part in more competitions. Try to take elective courses at or above the school level. I can give you extra points after winning the prize. At the same time, I will also submit my resume when I look for a job in the future. I have something to write, too I can choose more elective courses, choose according to your time, and try my best to complete the elective courses, because it will also give you extra points. If other schools join any clubs or student unions, I can give you extra credits. Then go! Anyway, the more this thing is, the better, because there are many benefits after more credits, such as scholarships, which are evaluated according to your usual grades, which means that credits are actually democratic voting, but your grades are not high, so why do you get scholarships? Moreover, teachers usually pay special attention to you if they have any good things. In addition, every major is qualified for textual research, and only those with high credits are qualified. . .

Therefore, credits in college are very important, so try to accumulate as much as possible. From a small point of view, for normal graduation, it is related to future work or postgraduate entrance examination. Maybe this is your turning point? Usually I have a good class and passed the exam. I can take part in activities occasionally. In case I win the prize, I can easily get enough credits. So don't worry about lack of credit, just do your job.