College students' civilized etiquette, code of conduct and civilized quality are the standards to measure a person's moral cultivation level. Nowadays, college students are opening up for various reasons, but at the same time, there are quality problems. Let's share college students' civilized manners and codes of conduct.

College Students' Civilized Etiquette and Code of Conduct 1 1. Reception Etiquette

1. When you meet leaders, teachers and guests on campus and in various public places, you should take the initiative to stop and bow slightly to say hello.

2. When the leaders and teachers enter the student dormitory, the students should take the initiative to stand up, say hello and give up their seats, and get up and see them off when they leave.

Second, dress etiquette.

3. Dress neatly, appropriately, harmoniously, succinctly and generously, and do not wear strange clothes or excessively exposed clothes.

4. When attending school activities and gatherings, wear a badge on the left chest of your coat.

5. Male students don't have long hair, don't wear earrings, and female students don't have weird hairstyles.

Third, words and deeds etiquette.

6, civilized language, moderate volume, advocate speaking Mandarin, not swearing, swearing. Efforts should be made to form the habit of using honorifics and polite expressions, such as: please, hello, thank you, sorry, never mind, goodbye, etc.

7. Boys and girls behave appropriately in communication and don't walk back and forth, cuddle or kiss in public.

8. Go upstairs and downstairs, take the right side of the corridor, go in and out of the classroom softly, get up and sit down quietly.

9. Don't take people by bike on campus, and don't take the express train.

10, take good care of public property, pay attention to hygiene, and do not write, doodle or post on campus. Smoking, trampling on the lawn, spitting and littering are not allowed in public places.

Fourth, respect teachers' etiquette.

1 1. Be polite to teachers and say hello when you meet them. When talking with the teacher, you should stand up and give your seat to the teacher, listen to the teacher's teachings with an open mind and obey the teacher's management.

12, don't browse the things in the teacher's office casually, and don't open the teacher's computer or drawer without permission.

Five, classroom etiquette

13, enter the classroom ahead of time as required, and must bring textbooks, class notes and other school supplies during class.

14, don't be late, don't leave early, turn off the communication tools. If students are late for class, they should shout "report" at the door, enter the classroom with the permission of the teacher, and sit down quickly to minimize the interference to the classroom order.

15, greet each other after class. At the beginning of the class, the monitor should say "stand up", all the students stand up to pay tribute to the teacher and say "good teacher". The teacher or monitor may say "please sit down". At the end of class, the monitor should shout "All Stand Up" and the students should shout "Goodbye to the teacher" when they stand up.

16. When students are ready to ask or answer questions in class, they should raise their hands first, and then they can stand up and answer after being allowed. When answering questions, you should use Mandarin, and your voice should be clear and loud. Other students should keep quiet and listen carefully. When answering questions, the teacher can't sit down until he gestures.

17, consciously keep the classroom clean and tidy, and do not smoke, eat food, litter or spit in the classroom. After class, every student should clean up his desk and the garbage around him and take them out of the classroom.

18. Take care of the instruments, equipment and public property used in the teaching process. Don't scribble on the desks and walls. Don't dismantle, damage or take away any equipment in the classroom without permission.

19. Students on duty should carefully clean the classroom and erase the blackboard before class, and pay attention to closing the windows, lights and doors when leaving the classroom.

Sixth, the venue etiquette

20, to participate in various activities to arrive ahead of schedule, according to the designated place neatly seated, keep quiet. Don't leave early during the meeting, don't go in and out casually, and leave in an orderly way after the event.

2 1, in the process of participating in various activities, you should turn off the communication equipment, sit and listen, don't whisper, don't eat, and don't doze off.

Seven, restaurant etiquette

22. When eating, you should consciously maintain the order of the restaurant, queue up to buy food by credit card, and don't make noise. Advocate economy, oppose waste and civilized diet.

23. Be polite. Leaders and teachers should take the initiative to stand up, give up their seats and say hello when eating together.

24, keep the canteen clean, don't spit, don't throw sundry, after dinner, need to put the plates in the designated position.

Eight, library etiquette

25. When entering the library, you need to be polite, dress neatly and enter the library without slippers.

26. Respect and obey the management of employees. Consciously maintain the learning order of the library, keep quiet, don't answer the mobile phone and turn the electronic products such as mobile phones to vibration or mute, and don't do anything unrelated to learning.

27. Take care of books and periodicals, and don't scribble on them. Books, periodicals and newspapers should be put back in time after reading.

Nine, network etiquette

28. Advocate network moral civilization, don't spread rumors to confuse people, don't insult or deceive others online, don't make personal attacks, and don't steal other people's online accounts.

29. Learn online knowledge seriously, and don't browse and spread bad websites and information. Do not spread destructive programs, such as computer viruses. Enhance your awareness of self-protection and don't date netizens at will.

Ten, dormitory etiquette

30, the bedroom should be kept clean and tidy, don't pour water out of the window, littering. Borrowing other people's articles must be approved by the other party and returned in time after use.

3 1. Roommates live in harmony and help each other. Knock on the door before you go to someone else's bedroom and get permission before you go in.

32. Don't drink or gamble in the dormitory.

33. After turning off the lights, go to bed on time without affecting others' rest.

College students' civilized etiquette and code of conduct II. Self-respect and self-love, pay attention to appearance.

1, do, stand, walk, read and write correctly.

2. Students wear clean and simple underwear on campus, and do not wear slippers, vests, trousers or miniskirts in public places.

3, the hairstyle is correct and neat.

4, develop good hygiene habits, don't spit, don't throw confetti, don't smoke, don't drink, flush after defecation.

5, behave in a civilized manner, do not beat and scold, do not swear, do not gamble, do not participate in feudal superstitious activities.

6. Don't watch pornographic, murderous and feudal books and movies, and don't listen to or sing unhealthy songs.

7. Men and women should behave appropriately, and don't enter business dance halls, video game halls, bars and other activities that are not suitable for students.

8, cherish the reputation, collect money, not tempted, without losing personality.

Second, be sincere, friendly and polite to others.

1. Speak Mandarin and use polite expressions.

2. Respect the personality, religious beliefs and national habits of others.

3. When you meet a guest, take the initiative to say hello, smile, stand up and welcome, wave goodbye, and be polite and humble.

4. Students should unite and help each other, treat each other sincerely, do not engage in small groups, and do not call them insulting nicknames; Don't bully your classmates, if there are contradictions, do more self-criticism.

5. Don't use or take other people's property without permission, don't intercept or open other people's letters without permission, don't peek into other people's diaries, don't pry into other people's privacy, and return the borrowed money and things in time.

6. Cherish time, keep your word, promise others to finish things on time, and apologize if you can't.

7. Do not interrupt others' speech at will, and do not disturb others' study, work and rest; Apologize if you hinder others, and don't care if you hinder them.

Third, obey the law and study hard.

1, respect the national flag and national emblem and sing the national anthem; The purpose of raising and lowering the national flag is to stand, take off your hat and stand at attention.

2, strictly abide by the work and rest system, don't be late, don't leave early, don't skip class, have something to ask for leave.

3. Prepare school supplies before class, listen attentively in class, review carefully after class, and finish your homework independently on time; Do not cheat in the exam; Scientifically arrange after-school life.

4. Love your major, study hard and actively participate in experiments, internships and practical activities.

5. Keep the classroom clean and tidy, things in order and the campus environment beautiful. Don't chase noise and racket balls in classrooms and corridors.

6. Abide by dormitory rules, turn off the lights when going to bed on time, don't pull and use electrical appliances without permission, don't pour water and throw garbage out of the window, and don't change beds in the dormitory to sleep. Keep the dormitory clean and tidy, and make it standard, standardized and unified.

7. Civilized dining. Don't queue up, cut in line, crowd or boo when buying food. Respect the chef, obey the management, pay attention to hygiene, and do not pour leftovers.

8. Borrow books and newspapers in a civilized way, return them on time, and don't circle, paint, cut or tear pages on books.

9. Abide by the laboratory rules and obey the arrangement of the instructor.

10, take good care of school property, and don't scribble on walls, billboards, blackboards, desks and experimental tables. Do not intentionally destroy property, return the borrowed property on time, and compensate for the damaged property.

1 1. Participate in various assemblies, arrive on time, listen quietly, and do nothing unrelated to the assembly.

Fourth, be thrifty and respect teachers.

1, love labor and have the courage to endure hardships.

2, life is simple, not ostentatious, not spending money indiscriminately. Parents are not required to go beyond family economic conditions.

3, save water and electricity, put an end to running water and ever-burning lamps.

4. Actively participate in voluntary labor and public welfare activities organized by schools and classes.

5. Stand up after class and pay attention to the teacher; Report if you are late. Only with the permission of the teacher can you enter, raise your hand first when you speak in class and stand up when you answer questions; When class is over, please ask the teacher to go first.

6. Take the initiative to say hello when you see the teacher. You should stand up and accept the delivered goods with your hands. Into the classroom, into the office and into the living room. Call to report or knock on the door, and you can enter only after permission.

When the teacher enters the dormitory, the students should stand up and welcome him. When the teacher leaves, students should be sent to the door.

8. Respect teachers and be considerate of elders; Give advice to teachers, be sincere, modest and polite.

5. Abide by public morality and be strict with yourself.

1, obey the traffic rules, pay attention to traffic safety, don't ride a bike illegally, cross the street and take the crosswalk, and don't run amok.

2. Take the initiative to buy tickets by bus or boat, make way for the old, weak, sick and pregnant teachers, give up their seats, and do not compete for seats.

3. Observe public order and pay attention to public health.

4. Take care of public facilities and cultural relics, flowers and trees, and protect beneficial animals.

5. Be courageous, dare to dissuade acts that violate social morality, and dare to fight against illegal and criminal acts.

6. Watch performances and competitions, enter the venue, and be seated as required. Be a civilized audience, don't boo, don't crowd, don't eat snacks, and applaud appropriately.

College students' civilized etiquette and code of conduct III. The cultivation of etiquette should start from the details and shape the perfect side from the dribs and drabs of life. However, how should college students cultivate themselves? Mainly integrating theory with practice to create a good atmosphere; Secondly, constantly instill etiquette ideas and establish good interpersonal relationships. With the continuous development and progress of today's society, civilized etiquette plays an increasingly important role in people's minds. Etiquette, in the final analysis, is respect, a respect for others, but also respect for their own quality. As the saying goes, "Without rules, there would be no Fiona Fang." Therefore, everything must have certain rules. Etiquette for college students is also an elective course in universities. Among them, the teacher talked about social etiquette, and what I gained was a kind of growth beyond textbook knowledge and a sublimation of my own cultivation. At present, the internal quality and external cultivation will directly affect people's development and success in society. Strengthening civilized behavior education is not only the need for us to carry forward traditional virtues, but also the need for students' physical and mental development. The cultivation of civilized behavior must start with students. First, from theory to practice, apply the learned knowledge to real life and create a good atmosphere; Second, by instilling etiquette thoughts, students' self-confidence and good interpersonal relationships are established. Therefore, teachers use behavior teaching to guide students to learn. Through teaching, I know what we should do, which makes me deeply understand the importance of etiquette.

With regard to civilized manners, standing, shaking hands, smiling, handing out business cards and a series of details that I often encounter in daily communication, let me feel the true meaning of manners. First of all, integrate theory with practice. To tell the truth, we college students have learned a lot of etiquette in textbooks, but only a handful of them really use the word "etiquette" in their lives. Civilized etiquette is the need to inherit civilization and the development of the times. In today's world, exchanges and cooperation between people are becoming more and more frequent and close. In the process of communication and cooperation in various activities and undertakings, whether people's etiquette is comprehensive not only shows their image of self-cultivation and quality, but also directly affects their career and business success. Including China, have been pursuing a "warm and harmonious space full of friendship, sincerity, understanding and mutual assistance". Therefore, China is currently building two civilizations and striving to rank among the advanced nations in the world. Civilized etiquette is an important content of spiritual civilization and an external expression of a person's moral quality. I once asked myself when I entered the university, "Will I study hard?" I know why I ask this question, because I've always heard that you can't find a good job with a diploma. The key is to judge people's ability, so I will hesitate. But today I want to say that grades are very important, but ability is also the key. As college students, we should pay attention to the cultivation of etiquette, so as to improve interpersonal skills, learning ability, self-reliance and other abilities. Because everyone does not exist in isolation, he must exist in various social relations, so it is particularly important to handle our various relations well. Establish good interpersonal relationship on campus. Form a United, friendly and dynamic environment.