Do college students have the obligation to sweep the snow for the school?

College students have no obligation to sweep the snow for the school.

However, this matter should be discussed from two aspects. From the school's point of view, school management should take snow sweeping as its own responsibility, and students who have paid tuition fees should not be used to go to school in order to save money.

From the perspective of college students, we should know how to contribute to the society before we leave the society, instead of just asking for it. So you can consciously participate in snow sweeping. If the school has a compulsory organization, you don't have to go.

College students must consciously abide by the following code of conduct in their daily life:

First, aim high and have firm beliefs.

Second, love the motherland and serve the people. Carry forward the national spirit and safeguard national interests and national unity. Cultivate deep feelings with the people, correctly handle the interests of the state, the collective and the individual, enhance the sense of social responsibility, and be willing to make contributions to the motherland and the people.

Third, study hard and strive for self-improvement. Pursuing truth and advocating science; Study hard, be rigorous and realistic; Actively practice and be brave in innovation; Cherish your time and succeed in your studies.

Fourth, abide by the law and promote righteousness. Abide by the Constitution, laws and regulations, and abide by school rules and regulations; Properly exercise rights and perform obligations according to law; Respect honesty and integrity, fairness and decency; Dare and be good at fighting against all kinds of violations of law and discipline.