Many college students believe it? Long live 60 points, one more point to waste? In fact, it is caused by the system in the university, because in the university, college students just cross the line with 60 points. No matter how well you do in the exam, it may not make much difference. Unless you do very well in the exam and are among the best in your class, 10 is no different from 30. As long as they all pass the 60-point line, they are all the same, and you can continue not to take the exam. If the score is lower than 60, you may fail the exam again. As long as you pass 60, you won't be retaken, which is what college students expect.

Facing the inner thoughts of college students is actually an attitude that I don't care whether I can go to college or not, because 60 points means the passing line, and there will be no reward for taking one more exam, and there will be losses for taking one less exam. In fact, as long as I pass 60 points, I will be a qualified college student.

In fact, we often face this situation, because in college, we may all think that 60 points is enough, so we often don't expect good grades, because good grades require more efforts. In the eyes of ordinary students, there is no difference between 60 and 65 or 85. There is a difference between 60 points and 99 points.

Under this system, each of our college students may only get 60 points for 60 points and will not take the exam again. It only means that 60 minutes is long live and one more point is wasted. In fact, 6 1 is no different from 60 points in colleges and universities. It's all over the line, so I won't retake the exam. They won't rank if they get one more point, so it doesn't matter. In this case, I think the thinking of college students is slack. Then for some people who don't study well, everything will be fine as long as they pass 60 points. If they can't pass 60 points, they will have to retake the exam and face many problems.