Whether to add credits to college marriage depends on the regulations of different universities and countries. In some universities or countries, getting married may provide students with extra credits or special benefits. But in other universities or countries, marriage does not directly affect the acquisition of credits. The following are some typical situations and views on this issue: 1. Credit Award: Some universities may give some credit awards to married students as recognition and support for their marital status. This practice may be to encourage students to get family stability as soon as possible and provide some financial or personal support. 2. Temporary suspension of school: In some cases, the university may allow students to temporarily suspend school because of marriage. This arrangement may enable students to handle their wedding and honeymoon with their partners without affecting their academic progress. In this case, students may be allowed to suspend their studies in a specific semester or school year without adverse consequences. 3. Special consideration of family status: In some higher education institutions, students' family status may be regarded as a factor that needs special attention. This may include getting married, getting pregnant or taking care of family members. In this case, the university may provide some flexible arrangements to help students reduce the tension between their studies and family responsibilities. However, it should be emphasized that not all universities will provide such special arrangements or credit awards. The policies and regulations of each university may be different. Therefore, when considering whether to add credits to college marriage, we should consult the specific policies and relevant regulations of the university, or consult the registration office, academic counseling center or student service office of the school to obtain accurate information. In short, although college marriage can get extra points, it is not universally applicable. We should consider the situation and understand the policies and regulations of the university in order to make an informed decision. At the same time, you should also make clear your academic goals and priorities in order to strike a balance between your studies and your personal life.