Of these eight courses, Sculpture and Handicrafts were worth 3 credits, while the other sports courses were worth 2. Unrestricted Combat was the exception, worth a full 10 credits, which was why Yang Yi had chosen it as an elective.
But among the vast number of electives, even a 10-credit course ranked toward the lower end.
For mathematics, for example, the foundational course alone was worth 8 credits. Its other branches and advanced courses offered even more, some to an absurd degree.
Advanced Geometry was worth 80 credits, while Quantum Probability Theory was worth 200. They were practically monsters.
There were also subjects leaning toward the mystical, which offered relatively high credits as well. Many combined mysticism with basic science.
Examples included Magical Linguistics, Alchemy Chemistry, Potion Studies, Anomalous Creature Biology, The Duality of Physics and Reason... and so on.
However, Yang Yi had not found theology on the course list.
Perhaps the course was not offered, or perhaps he had not met the requirements to study it.
In any case, Su Na had said that the university also had hidden courses. Only people who met specific conditions could enroll, with teaching tailored to the individual.
Potion Studies, for instance, had only had Su Na attending at the time, and this hidden course was not in Yang Yi's handbook either.
As his degree level rose and he completed certain courses, the handbook might unlock corresponding hidden courses.
It gave the sense that learning never ended-the more you studied, the more there was to study.
Yang Yi put down the student handbook and turned his attention to the campus.
There were not many pedestrians on the paths. All walked briskly, occasionally letting their gazes linger on Yang Yi, and every last one was a Witch or Warlock.
A muscular male student