In most cases, college students get married without increasing their credits. Credits are usually obtained on the basis of achievements in course study, practical course training, publishing academic papers, participating in academic competitions, sports activities, entrepreneurship and other fields. Although the marriage certificate is a national certificate recognized by the state, it has nothing to do with studies and does not belong to the technical certificate category required by the bonus policy. Therefore, in colleges and universities, marriage is not regarded as an act that can add points. Adding credits to universities refers to obtaining extra credits in various ways within the prescribed study period to meet graduation requirements. Increasing credits can help students graduate early, improve GPA or study for a double degree.