My volunteer time is 0. There were about 30 volunteers last term. Because the monitor is in the notice of the exchange group, and I don't look at the exchange group, I only look at the notice group, so I didn't add any little volunteer time. Now the volunteer time in my file is 0, but it doesn't affect my graduation. If I don't fail the course, I can graduate smoothly.

The length of university volunteer service is not enough, so we should participate in more volunteer activities so as not to affect graduation. Generally speaking, college volunteers are good volunteers, because life in college is more skilled than someone desirable, and you will have a foothold in society in the future.

If your school has strict requirements for this thing, then you can only continue to volunteer and extend this time. If the strict requirements are not strict, I think you can modify them yourself appropriately.

Are there not enough volunteer hours for graduation? It depends on the requirements of individual schools. Coordinate the imperial capital to look up to the star university. At present, I have never been a volunteer (not very active) in my junior and freshman years. There is a 0.5-credit course each semester, which requires participation in lectures and voluntary activities. If you attend more lectures, you won't have to be a volunteer.

However, it was not until junior year that another class notice was issued, requiring sophomores and juniors to volunteer for 32 hours each semester. If the time is too short, points will be deducted. If there are no extra activities to get extra points and they don't volunteer, they will fail. So this semester I signed up for seven volunteer projects in Beijing and embarked on the road of online volunteer service.