There is a big gap between study and life in college and high school: in high school, teachers and parents will arrange the study rhythm and life needs of students, but in college, students are the leaders of their own lives.

The teacher leaves right after class. Unless something happens, students usually don’t see the class teacher. Therefore, university is actually half a world. Here, students need to learn to get along with roommates, teachers and classmates; they need to direct their own learning; they need to make their own plans.

So, how should we arrange our future college life?

First, learning and self-improvement

1. Study hard and master the necessary professional skills

Many college freshmen think that after entering college, they will " "Liberated", I usually just listen casually in class, or simply play with my mobile phone without listening to the class. At the end of the semester, I rely on the "key points" drawn by the teacher to make a temporary breakthrough, just to get over 60 points. However, those who believe in "long live 60 points" will accidentally fail the exam if they are unlucky and encounter a teacher who is strict in correcting papers, or if they do not review in place.

Failing a course has a great impact on college students. After students fail a course, they cannot join the party, cannot be evaluated for excellence, cannot be admitted to graduate school, cannot apply for national scholarships, and can easily be questioned by HR when they show their transcripts when looking for a job. Learning ability... All in all, the price to pay for failing a course in college is heavy. Therefore, college freshmen remember to maintain the good study habits they had in high school. Even if they go to college without the supervision of teachers and parents, they must study hard and master the professional skills they should have.

2. Before the first semester of your junior year, take all the certificates you need to take in college

There are quite a lot of certificates college students need to take in college, among which the more basic ones are: CET-4 or CET-6, Computer Level 2, Mandarin, and driver's license. These basic certificates take at least a year to prepare. In addition, if you are a student majoring in liberal arts, it is recommended that you try to take the teacher qualification certificate before your junior year. If you are a student majoring in science and engineering, you must take some professional certificates in this major that can represent your abilities. Of course, you don’t need to take the exam for relatively simple professional certificates that are recognized in the industry. Instead, you have to take the professional certificates that are recognized as highly valuable in the professional field. There is a huge advantage for college students to take all the certificates they need before their junior year: if they suddenly want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, their plans and study mentality will not be affected because some necessary certificates have not been taken yet.

3. University clubs must be selected

The purpose of most college students joining university clubs is to exercise their organizational skills, social skills, and expand their circle of friends. But in fact, only a few can really exercise their abilities in clubs and student unions. Therefore, freshmen must not be easily impressed by the "enthusiasm" of their seniors when they first enter school. Whether they join a club or join the student union, they must think carefully and make careful choices.

Second, life aspects

1. If you have free time, you can go to the office more often

As for "building a good relationship with the teacher", here is what you need to know A small suggestion: Report as early as possible when the semester starts. After reporting and placing your personal belongings, immediately return to the registration office where the teacher is to help the class teacher or counselor handle some trivial matters for the new students' reports. The beginning of school is the busiest time for class teachers and counselors. At this time, instead of walking around the campus to see the scenery like other students, it is better to seize the opportunity to become familiar with the teachers and gain a good impression. This is actually the same in later study and life. When we are free or just passing by the office, we can go into the office and ask the teacher if there is anything we need help with. This is not flattery, but a way of handling the "university teacher-student relationship". It doesn't take much time to help the teacher with some trivial matters. If there is a good opportunity in the future, the teacher will help you.

2. To make friends in college, we need to make like-minded friends

We can meet many friends in college, but unnecessary socializing will only waste our time and affect our growth and learning. and boosting doesn't help. Therefore, you must keep your eyes peeled when making friends in college. It is better to be alone than to make friends with different paths and different aspirations.

3. Do not take part-time jobs unless necessary, and never take out campus loans

Almost every university has a "part-time job group", and most of the part-time jobs posted there are cheap Labor work. As a college student, the most important thing is to seize the limited time to study professional knowledge and not waste time on cheap labor. In addition, when you really have no money, you would rather ask your family for it than take out a campus loan. In recent years, too many college students have fallen behind on campus loans and are in debt at a young age.

For college students, college life is new, beautiful and precious. Therefore, we must cherish university life, study hard, expand a circle of "quality" friends, and use university resources to improve ourselves and take ourselves further.