The credit system is one of the educational modes, and it is also called the three educational modes together with the class system and tutorial system. /kloc-At the end of 0/9, the credit system was first established in Harvard University. 19 18 Peking University took the lead in implementing the "course selection system" in China. 1978 some qualified universities in China began to try out the credit system, and now the credit system reform has been fully promoted in domestic universities.

What exactly is a credit system? Figuratively speaking, the credit system is like an education supermarket. Students attending classes are like buying things in the market. Students arrange their studies independently according to their financial capacity, hobbies and learning potential. Students choose whether to study for one degree or two degrees, whether to graduate early or late, whether to take elective courses across majors and departments, and finally realize educational equity.

Why should China's colleges and universities implement the credit system reform? The main reason is that the "one-word-for-all" system has become increasingly unsuitable for the development of higher education in China.

Mainly reflected in: what courses to study? Which teacher's class? How many years is the academic system? Don't you have to pay tuition? What if I graduate early? .. such problems were decided by the school before the implementation of the credit system reform. In an era of transparent information and the pursuit of fairness and harmony, the "one-word-for-all" teaching system is obviously out of date. The present situation of higher education requires students to enter the era of "self-ordering".