Undergraduate credits range from 140 to 160. The number of specialized courses is not specified, but each course has a maximum of eight hours per week. In ordinary undergraduate colleges, sophomores and juniors are the most professional courses, about 16 hours per week.

Because of the expansion of colleges and universities, a large number of teachers lack specialized courses, so there will be fewer specialized courses, especially those with high practical ability, such as architectural design, landscape design, film and television animation, java advanced technology and so on.

In college, the key is self-study. If you have poor self-control, you can't learn, because on the one hand, teachers talk less, have fewer courses, can't learn anything, and don't have enough time to study. On the other hand, the improvement of the technical level of various industries in society has invisibly raised the employment threshold, and simple learning can hardly meet the social needs. Of course, if you can study hard and make full use of four years, you still have a chance to get a place in the competition.