I don't know how the courses are arranged in other departments, but just take our economics department as an example. From the newly printed curriculum, I think the arrangement is quite reasonable. In the first half of the second semester, we have to take a total of four compulsory courses and two elective courses. Needless to say, the four compulsory courses were divided equally on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday's " golden study days." In these three days, the four compulsory courses were alternated back and forth. Because they were major classes, the time period was usually the morning or afternoon. There were two breaks between them, each time was usually 10-15 minutes. Another advantage is that we don't have to rush to the classroom. The students in each class are assigned to one classroom. The only thing that is not fixed is the seats in the classroom. The compulsory classes were alternated, and the only ones on the podium were the professors. Even so, it was still quite tiring for us to finish a day's class under such high-intensity indoctrination and high-concentration. This was not counting the spare time for evening self-study and the library. Therefore, I want to say that university life is not very leisurely. You have to take care of your major, get full credits, and participate in various club activities to accumulate your own experience. There are strict requirements for graduation assessment. Therefore, the freshest time in university was also the easiest time. The invisible competition had already begun since the second year of university.
As for the elective courses, they were relatively lax. The only thing they needed to care about was attendance. Therefore, those comrades who specifically relied on elective credits to fill the gap in compulsory credits needed to be paid enough attention to both spiritually and physically. Why did they have electives? On the one hand, it was to let us come into contact with different fields. The level of knowledge did not have to be very professional, as long as we did a general understanding. The key was to cultivate interest and develop in a variety of ways. On the other hand, it was necessary to spread different cultures and exchange information between students to improve their knowledge. However, there are also many problems here. Students choosing elective courses according to the school's regulations often have a certain nature of coercion, index, and passively. Although these are not our students 'fault, what I want to say is that since it's an elective course, no one requires you to choose a certain professional course. If you don't want to be troubled in the future, the best way is to choose a major that you are interested in and willing to dedicate your limited spare time to it. Choosing an elective course was equally important. The rational way was to make your own decision, because no one knew what you really thought better than you. If you applied for an elective course with the attitude of going with the flow or being muddle-headed, the consequences would be very troublesome. Putting aside the fact that this was irresponsible to himself, just the fact that he had to bear unnecessary troubles and pain in the end was enough to make him regret it so much that he wanted to go crazy. Therefore, since it was unavoidable, it had to be solved head-on because elective courses were also a learning process that took up your energy and time. Therefore, the smart thing to do was to find the right direction and include it in your study plan or planning list. Think about it rationally and seriously, and finally determine the goal and put it into action. Also, it was necessary to listen to the plans of the students around him or to seek help from the instructors of the department. It was necessary to choose multiple paths. The most important thing to remember was to make a choice that suited you based on your interests, hobbies, abilities, needs, and other factors. Instead of complaining in the future, it was better to prepare from the beginning. Life is already very troublesome, don't add more trouble to yourself.
Although the elective courses in our economics department were scheduled for Thursday and Friday, because it was close to the weekend and the courses were much easier than the boring professional courses, I was still very willing to actively respond to the call of the elective courses and report on time every week. The other reason was that the electives covered a wide range of subjects and had no limitations. There was also a large gap between the departments. As long as one was willing to submit an application, one could basically start learning. " Anything is possible " is the " lesson " in our department's elective class. I can totally understand this. In short, there were only specializations here, no departments, no genders. The specific explanation was that one had to abandon the inherent way of thinking and believe that there were " strong people " in this group.
The professor taught us to love what you pursue and believe in what you choose. The premise is that it must be correct and suitable for you.
University life is very busy, very tiring, but also very fulfilling. In short, I am still working hard, experiencing, and enjoying it.
After turning a corner from the main road, a winding path came into view. On both sides of the path were rows of unknown plants and large patches of wildflowers. Not far from the path was a pavilion that the school had newly built two years ago. Because of the quiet environment, many students would come here every day to read and study with revision materials. At night, the school lights around the path lit up. This was also a good dating spot.
After passing through the small road, passing by the car shed, I greeted a few classmates along the way. After that, I arrived at the boundary of the girls 'dormitory.
I found an inconspicuous place and looked at the time. It was already 11 o'clock. Since class ended early in the morning, the cafeteria was closed, and it was a bit of a detour to go back to the dormitory…
I heard from my sister-in-law that Lan Gege has become a panda. It's just nice that I came to study it, right?
He took out his phone and sent a message to Lan Gege."My class is over."
As expected, five minutes later, Lan Gege ran down the stairs with a tractor on her feet. She rushed out of the dormitory and kept looking around. I waved my hand until I caught Lan Gege's attention.
Oh, Lan Gege was wearing a light yellow jacket and a pair of cropped jeans with floral patterns. The only flaw was that she was wearing a pair of blue plastic slippers!
"Indigo, indigo, indigo, indigo ~~~" Lan Gege started waving her hands and shouting when the sea was far away.
I sighed slightly. Forgive me. I shouldn't have taken the initiative to provoke this 'high-profile' Lan Gege.
When Lan Gege ran up to me, she panted slightly but said with a smile,"Indigo…cough, why didn't you wait at the entrance? And they were standing so far away…The warden didn't care, and the boys were all waiting for the girls.”
"Uh, I just arrived too." I argued," There are too many people there. It's cooler here.”
Lan Gege tilted her head and sized me up suspiciously. After a while, she nodded and then leaned forward and asked sneakily,"Then, why are you looking for me? " And this is the first time I've taken the initiative. Hmm…Let me think…" Lan Gege rubbed her chin with one hand and was puzzled.
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