As the title says, a notice about the Excellent Undergraduate Program was posted in the class group.
Is there any expert to evaluate the following?
I don’t have the right to participate, same squat.
Third-year students squat together
Isn’t it meant for those preparing to take graduate courses early for guaranteed admission? They’re basically all core courses, like mathematical statistics, natural dialectics, and the like.
May I ask if you know how to calculate it when you took a course in your senior year and then start your first year of graduate school? For example, if you took course A in senior year, will the grade for A be included when calculating the comprehensive assessment for the first year of graduate school? (A problem‑solving enthusiast asks like this 
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I’m not too sure about this; I’m not a guaranteed graduate student, but I think all public courses should count. Also, the scholarship calculation methods differ by college— for example, the Electrical Engineering department doesn’t count elective courses even if they are major electives, while some majors in the Telecommunications department do count elective credits.
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When you say the scholarship doesn’t count as an elective, are you referring to the graduate level? I’m not sure about the graduate level, but if it’s at the undergraduate level, it should count as an elective; at least general‑education courses are counted, it’s just that guaranteed admission (保研) doesn’t count as an elective.
Well, I’m talking about graduate students, because Youben selected graduate-level courses.
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Oh, I see, I’ve learned.