Generally, at the beginning of the university, the curriculum and class place of each major in this semester will be posted on the bulletin board, and the major, minor and public elective subjects are very clear. At the door of each classroom, there is also a weekly class schedule of this semester, which reads in detail: what is the first class this week, what major is in the department, what courses are there in this classroom, and who is giving lectures? Mainly to remind students not to go to the wrong classroom, but also to remind students who are studying by themselves when there are people in this classroom.

In fact, it is very easy to skip classes in college. The only homework to do is to prepare a curriculum and schedule for yourself. Almost all majors in the school can be selected, as long as the time is wrong.

University courses include small classes, large classes and open classes. The so-called small class is a specialized course for twenty or thirty people in a small classroom. Generally, there are more small classes in senior grades. The so-called large class is the basic course of several classes in the same major or similar major in a big classroom. The so-called open classes are mostly courses in the lecture hall, and students attending classes are not limited to majors, and often take elective courses or minor courses as the main ones.

Open classes and large classes are easy to rub, as long as you sit there and don't make trouble, no one cares who it is. Some popular open classes need to take seats in advance, but most large classes don't need to take seats at all. There are always empty seats in the classroom, because there are always people who skip classes, and even if they all come, they can't be full. This is a special phenomenon in universities. There are always dissatisfied voices in the classroom at ordinary times, but it is difficult to find a place to study before the exam.

It's just that small classes don't sound good, but it's actually no trouble. There must be room in the classroom, and often the first row in the middle is facing the teacher's position-students don't want to sit in front so conspicuous, just go in and sit there and listen to the class.

Even if the teacher on the podium knows that he is not a student of this class, but specially comes here to listen to his lecture, he will not be driven out, and he will even be secretly happy. Who doesn't want to be a teacher? The more students, the better. The more famous teachers in well-known universities, the more they will be like this, which is also a common feature of intellectuals.

If a nosy classmate in this class comes to remind him: "Classmate, there is a class, so don't study here."

At this time, I had the cheek to answer with a smile: "I am not studying by myself. I like this course taught by teacher XX very much. I'm here to listen. If there is no room, I will leave. If there is room, I will sit and listen. " In this case, no one will drive away, and the students are not the administrative staff of the Student Affairs Office.

In this way, skipping classes in any university is no longer a dream. Of course, the purpose of skipping classes is only clear to yourself.