First of all, there are many different courses in the major. If it is a major in mathematics, medicine, law, etc. There are relatively many specialized courses, mixed with experiments, and highly specialized subjects need a lot of spare time; If it is a liberal arts major such as Chinese language and literature, ideological and political education and Marxist theory, the curriculum is not particularly compact.
Secondly, there are many different classes in the grade. Freshman courses are generally basic courses, as well as public courses, and the compactness of the course arrangement is relatively normal. After all, it is a freshman, giving enough free time, but there may be more class meetings at ordinary times; There are more specialized courses in sophomore year, and more time is invested. Besides, the organization I join will be very busy. The junior course arrangement is relatively easy, but at this time, the normal class involves internship and the abnormal class involves postgraduate entrance examination; There are basically no classes in the senior year, and non-normal students need internships. In addition, they are under pressure to find jobs after graduation.
For example, when I was a sophomore, except for a little after 8: 00 in the morning, it was relatively easy in other ways ~