Child Sims might gain creativity or building skills while teens can acquire more specific ones like painting or rocket science skills. Careful: When Sims work carefully on a project, they boost their grades more and gain certain skills, depending on the project type.Sloppy: Letting your Sim do homework sloppily completes the project faster, though it offers smaller grade increases.You have two options to choose from when they do homework for a school project: The new homework project appears in the inventory, where you can prompt your Sim to begin working on it. You can have your Sims complete projects just as they do homework. If your Sim completes the work, their grade goes up, but if they don’t finish it in a few days, their grade will only go down a small amount. Unlike homework, projects are semi-optional. In Sims 4: Parenthood, you’ll likely see a school project at least once weekly. Helping your older Sim stay on track with their university homework prevents them from failing the semester.Īside from regular homework, sometimes your family members bring home school projects. University students must balance term papers, daily homework, extra credit, and exams while attending classes. Once they attend school, they can choose a different degree like literature, electronic arts, science, technology, etc.Įvery adult Sim attending a university must complete homework, just like the child Sims do, though they usually spend less time each day in class. You can also apply for scholarships and loans to help finance your Sim’s education.
The two university options, the University of Britechester or the Foxbury Institute of Technology, will analyze your Sim’s skills and grades before offering an acceptance or denial letter. Before attending, your Sims must apply, as real university students would. You can pick between two schools with the Discover University Expansion pack. Young adult Sims can choose to further their education by attending a university.
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