What? Credits and grade points are so important? But ... but, I don't know how to add credits and GPA. Don't worry, let's take a look at what credits are and what grades are!
About credits
Credit is a unit of measurement used to calculate students' learning volume. Calculated by semester, the specific academic achievements of each course and practice link shall be subject to the provisions of the professional teaching plan. Some schools also have a system of charging by credit.
Every course in the university has certain credits. Only by passing the exam of this course can you get the corresponding credits. You can't graduate until the credits are accumulated to the professional requirements. If you complete the required courses and credits ahead of time, you can also graduate ahead of time.
The credit system is a more flexible and flexible academic system, which creates more flexibility for students during their stay in school, including applying for suspension from school and starting a business within a period of time, and encouraging students with spare capacity to graduate ahead of schedule, minor in other majors and pursue other degrees.
About grade points
As an internationally accepted evaluation system of students' academic performance, grade point is one of the important indicators to comprehensively evaluate students' learning quality.
For college students, GPA will affect scholarships, changing majors or taking a second major, maintaining research, studying abroad and applying for exchange programs.
Generally speaking, the five-level system and the hundred-level system can be converted according to the following relationship: course grade point = (course grade point -50)/ 10 (grade point below 60 is 0), and the credit grade point of a course is the credit grade point of the course multiplied by the credit grade point of the course.
Under normal circumstances, when we check the results, we will directly display the grade point. As an internationally accepted evaluation system of students' academic performance, it is one of the important indicators to comprehensively evaluate students' learning quality.
Every school will stipulate the credits that students must get. In the senior year, you can't graduate if your credits are not up to standard. Many schools also require students to get a certain number of extra-curricular credits, and if they don't get enough, they can't graduate.
Whether you choose graduate school or employment after graduating from college, your GPA is your plus point. It goes without saying that every tutor wants someone who has strong learning ability and good study habits at the same time. A high GPA is the best proof of your learning ability.
For the employment party, the grade point is also very important. Because your GPA will affect your professional ranking and scholarship, which one is HR more interested in?
From this perspective, there is only one way to improve your GPA: get high marks!
A good way to add credits. I've arranged a few for you. Come and have a look!
1. Elective courses University elective courses have always been a pain in everyone's heart! As soon as the course selection system collapsed and the system was repaired, the course I wanted to choose was gone! Think about what you can't choose, and what you choose doesn't want to learn.
However, for the sake of credits, there are still classes and exams!
2. Minor in Double Degree If your grades are good enough, you can take a double degree in your sophomore year! Double degree means double credits! It means that there is one more choice to find a job after graduation!
3. Publishing papers and scientific research results must add credits (it seems that Xueba does not need to worry about credits)! During school, publishing papers in core journals at home and abroad can not only increase credits, get scholarships, guarantee research, but also add points in the postgraduate interview!
You didn't read the class committee wrong. When you become a class Committee, you can add credits! You can also get extra points for judging scholarships! In addition, many schools will organize "three rural areas" social practice activities, work-study programs, be student cadres, and join clubs in winter and summer vacations, which can be added points!
5. Participate in voluntary activities such as "college students volunteer to serve the west", teaching and helping the disabled, caring for the elderly, community service, public welfare and environmental protection. These volunteer activities can also add points!
6. Entrepreneurial ability credits are also increased by participating in various academic science and technology, innovation and entrepreneurship competitions at all levels, or participating in scientific research projects, obtaining patents, and starting their own businesses!
7. Blood donation Many schools have blood donation organizations. 18 years old or older, donation of 400ml can be added 1 credit! Blood donation is a good thing, so you must choose a regular organization to donate blood ~
8. Textual research Many universities can add extra-curricular credits! The certificates that universities can take are: computer grade certificate, Putonghua certificate, CET-4 and CET-6 certificate, teacher qualification certificate, BEC certificate, driver's license and so on, all of which can be added with extra-curricular credits. As long as it is a certificate recognized by the state, you can get extra points. So, I wonder if the "marriage certificate" can add points?