Classification of courses in American universities: \x0d\ Generally speaking, there are three kinds of courses in American universities: general courses, elective courses and compulsory courses. \x0d\ 1。 Compulsory courses, as the name implies, are required by majors and cannot be selected. \x0d\2。 Most of the general courses are fixed, and there is not much room for exchange, but there are also small-scale adjustments, such as choosing one from several courses. \x0d\3。 Elective courses are divided into professional elective courses and non-professional elective courses. Both students can choose according to their own situation, especially non-professional elective courses, depending on their interests. \x0d\ timetable for selecting courses in American universities: \x0d\ The course selection will start about two months after the start of school, and many schools let students choose courses online or through tutors. In most universities, senior students can choose courses first. Don't be discouraged if a course you really want to take in your freshman year is full. When you are a junior and a senior, you will choose this course. \x0d\ However, before the official start of course selection, the school will announce all the open courses in the next semester in advance. Students can determine the time schedule in advance according to their majors, so as long as they register for courses through the school course selection system after the course selection begins. In American universities, a course often has many sections, with different teachers and different class hours. They correspond to different class numbers, so you must pay special attention when logging in to the course selection system. \x0d\ For more information about how American universities arrange courses, please visit:/ask/75b72d1615824695.html? Zd view more content