Hello, that newly applied to my university curriculum but I want to change to what extent and it was called credit module system. The first this new law was encountered to our university a couple of years ago. At the time I was a student at the first year of the university and suddenly our teachers said us we have new system and when it comes to why our university decided to apply that certain system was quite straightforward because if we look at developed countries they have already started to play these law in their curriculums and it was quite effective method. That’s why I think without any hesitation our teachers and our rector or our dean also decided to submit to our university. When it comes to its benefits I think the university reaps the benefit from this system because that system is like this. If the students don’t try and don’t study very hard throughout the year that system made some make some punishments for towards them. It’s true on the one hand it can be beneficial for the students because they push them to working on the without any taking break throughout the year but on the other hand it can be extra pressure and burden for them and additionally it can be quite challenging for some families because of its high amount of tuition.
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Hello, the newly applied law to my university curriculum is called the credit module system, but I want to change part of it. The first time this new law was introduced at our university was a couple of years ago. At the time, I was a first-year student, and suddenly our teachers told us we had a new system. The reason our university decided to implement this system was quite straightforward: if we look at developed countries, they have already started to incorporate this law into their curriculums, and it has proven to be an effective method. That's why, without any hesitation, our teachers, rector, and dean also decided to adopt it at our university. Regarding its benefits, I think the university reaps the rewards from this system because it operates like this: if students don't try and don't study very hard throughout the year, the system imposes some penalties on them. On one hand, it can be beneficial for students because it encourages them to work consistently throughout the year without taking breaks. On the other hand, it can create extra pressure and burden for them, and additionally, it can be quite challenging for some families due to the high tuition costs.
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