The first thing: arrange the schedule reasonably. Many people's schedules are completely disrupted when they enter the university. It is not a good habit to stay up late or get up late. Get up at 7 am from Monday to Friday, go to bed around 10: 30 in the evening, and set aside a day to go to the library to sort out notes and read extracurricular books on weekends.

The second thing: keep exercising. Self-discipline means freedom. You should insist on running at least twice a week, about 7 pm. After a semester, your physical fitness will be improved and your figure will be very stylish.

The third thing: enough socializing, learn to refuse. For clubs, you can join, but don't invest too much energy. Just choose one or two clubs you are interested in. Of course, they must be helpful to you, and those that are useless can be eliminated directly.

The fourth thing: discover and cultivate your second interest, which can give you extra points. If you feel that your major is not so good, you can try to cultivate your second interest, such as English, computer or photography. These are all good ways to improve yourself.

Fifth thing: Try to do some quality part-time jobs or internships. When choosing or doing, stick to learning as the main task, supplemented by part-time work. On the premise of not delaying normal study, you can try a part-time job that interests you, improve your ability and accumulate experience.