My University Guides

This hub is the map for every My University walkthrough on the wiki. Photon Changyou’s campus sim looks gentle in the first screenshot and then asks you to run a canteen, a library rating, a sports hall that expands on a three-year clock, and a stack of random events that can delete prestige in one tap. The pages below are written for that pressure, not for a generic management checklist.

Start with Getting Started if you have not locked a city campus, a Virtue school, and a level-4 chef. That opening is not flavour text. It is the only early package that funds public buildings and forty stoves while the kitchen is still empty. If you already survived year one and still feel poor, skip ahead to the canteen guide instead of rebuilding classrooms you do not need yet.

How the guides are split

The how-to pages answer search-shaped questions. How to make money covers ads, tuition, public construction, and the moment chefs finally out-earn banners. Random events is the yes-or-no sheet principals keep open during holidays. School upgrade tracks vocational to bachelor, 211, and 985 gates, including the library and sports blockers that cash cannot skip. Faculty, labs, and the academy is the mid-game staff page: international hires, professor counts, researcher age, and rare-book fragments.

Sports and food sit on their own pages because they are engines, not decorations. The sports center explains why you wait for a cash cushion, why expansions take three years, and which athletes are worth a contract. The canteen is the first true wealth loop: stove count, recipe lab, star rating, and the public-dining toggle that can stall a seven-star climb.

Specialist halls now have their own walkthroughs. The library page is the rating homework the white icon actually checks. Dorms cover lights-out and why gadgets wait. Clubs tell you to skip the early union. Investment is the storm log and the loan trap. Open those when a specific panel appears, not before the kitchen prints.

When you want a verdict instead of a walkthrough, read the My University review. It is honest about the Chinese-only UI, the long test label, and why the systems still reward a careful principal.

Tools and lists that sit next to the guides

Guides tell you the story. Lists and tools keep the clicks short. The opening-choices tier list ranks campus location, school ethos, and chef quality. The event tier list compresses the holiday sheet. The building priority list is the spend order when two construction queues fight for the same billion. If you want a tap-by-tap sheet rather than prose, open the event advisor, the enrollment planner, or the first-decade checklist.

Codes are thin in this title. The codes hub still matters because gift packs arrive through storefronts and official groups, not a standing public CDK list. After a patch, check the Updates Hub and the July 2026 notes before you reroll a researcher age rule you already learned the hard way.

Official downloads and QQ groups live on the links page. Use those when a build you downloaded asks for an activation key; that package is the wrong one.

A reading order that does not waste a decade

Year one is opening, public buildings, stoves, and activities. Year two and three are canteen stars and library rating. Year four is usually the sports unlock window. After that you are managing professors, clubs, and rank paperwork more than you are placing furniture. If you read only three pages this week, make them Getting Started, the canteen guide, and random events. Everything else is a specialist chapter you open when a specific building or rank gate appears.

This wiki is unofficial. The game shipped a public test on 23 September 2021 and still wears a test badge on TapTap, but it is a released, regularly patched single-player campus. Play it on Android, iOS, or TapTap PC. Do not expect a shared campus, and do not mix these systems with the delisted 2019 Steam game that reused the English name.