How to earn and use Two Point Campus Course Points?

Two Nokta Campus Course Points are the lifeblood of your universities, they are used to open new courses and upgrade existing courses to more advanced levels. Two Points Campus players are earned through your Campus Level, which grants new Course Points as they evolve – so the quality of your campus and what it has to offer are two interlinked factors. Below we’ll explain in more detail how to earn Course Points on the Two-Point Campus and how to spend them to upgrade your courses or even establish new ones at your university.

How to Get Course Points at Two Point Campus

As mentioned, Course Points at Two Point Campus are solely based on your Campus Level, the overall metric is based on the breadth and quality of your university. As a rule, the Campus Level can be improved by building new rooms and grounds, hiring new staff of all types and recruiting new students and ensuring that all this is of the highest possible quality. Of course, if you want more details, we have prepared a comprehensive guide on how to increase the Campus Level in Two Point Campus.

Once you have sufficiently developed your campus with these methods, you will reach the next Campus Level and earn an additional 10 Course Points when you exceed this threshold. These Course Points will be banked and added to your total to prepare to spend at the end of the year – or rather, at the beginning.

Of course, there’s nothing stopping you from using the creative mode and Two Point Campus cheats to collect hundreds of Course Points – we won’t tell you if you don’t.

Spend Course Points on new courses and upgrades

Once you complete a year, you will have the opportunity to spend Course Points accordingly in the “Manage Courses” tab that appears at the top. Course Points can be spent on upgrading courses you are currently running or adding new courses to the list.

Upgrading a Course increases the number of applicants, student intake, and maximum proficiency accordingly, but can also increase the requirements to run it successfully – i.e. more room and teachers, as well as potentially more furniture and student resources (many of which is contextual, but you can see more details by clicking the gear icon in the upper right corner of the course list).

Alternatively, if there is room for new courses, players can add Course Points to spend instead. This allows you to diversify, teach new subjects and bring in new types of learners accordingly (again, you can check more information with the gear icon) instead of digging deeper.

Upgrading the course with arrow icons gives you a preview of the benefits and costs before committing with the “confirm” button. However, we recommend extreme beware – courses are incredibly expensive to set up, and if you overdo it, it’s possible to lock yourself into academic commitments you can’t sustain, pay too much and fail to keep your students happy. Once in a while, take a year don’t do that upgrade anything and just try to earn Two Point Campus money and strengthen the infrastructure you are preparing for next year.