What is college life like?

I am a sophomore in two universities. When I first entered the university campus, I felt that everything around me was very fresh, and I also looked forward to a beautiful university life: I took a few classes every day, had time to work part-time, joined a club, fell in love, volunteered, and then graduated smoothly ... as if I had arranged everything for four years of university! However, when I finished my freshman year, my mind changed completely. The following points are what I think the university really looks like:

1. It's really not like what a high school teacher or someone said. It will be easy when we get to college. There are only a few classes every day. However, one class in college is equivalent to two or even three classes in high school. There were morning self-study and morning exercises in freshman year, but not in sophomore year. We really don't study at night, but we have elective courses. It's really sad. We don't think we can finish the class.

2. When I arrived at the university, a counselor took several classes, so I didn't have time to take care of every student, and I didn't even meet each other for a semester. Most teachers leave after class, and it is common for our school to change counselors. We changed two counselors a year, and the relationship between teachers and students can be said to be completely gone. As a class committee, we are fine. Like other students in the class, we are real counselors and students, and we don't know anyone.

Before going to college, I was told that universities that don't skip classes are not perfect. At least in our school, teachers will call the roll from time to time in class, that is, if they are in a good mood, they will not call the roll, and if they are in a bad mood, they will check those who have not arrived. Once he is not there for more than three times, he will fail at the end of the year. Don't take chances and ask for leave if you really have something to do, but you should also deduct your usual grades when you ask for leave, but don't deduct so much.

As long as you study hard and complete the tasks assigned by the teacher, it is easy not to fail in college. But once you fail, you have to prepare for the make-up exam next semester. If you can't, you can only retake the exam, that is, you have to retake the course and pay the retake fee. You can imagine that you are studying the knowledge of sophomore or junior with your class, and you are also learning the knowledge of freshman. It's really painful not to go on both sides or skip class.

5. School associations: In fact, most of them are useless, take up time and can't be promoted, but some of them are OK. I just joined the Youth League Committee in my freshman year, so I can participate in voluntary activities on or off campus, which not only enriches my extracurricular life, but also increases my volunteer time, which is helpful for us to find a job in the future.

6. Scholarships: There are all kinds of scholarships at the university, but none of them are ours, either with very good grades or very good relations with counselors. It's really important to be worldly in college.

7. Relatively speaking, I need more time in my freshman year, so I should report to the driving school as soon as possible. There are many classes in sophomore and junior, and the senior is busy writing graduation thesis and looking for a job. I have little time. Freshman just applied for driving school. Don't think it's a waste of money. Anyway, in our school, the driving school master is still very responsible, and I feel that I can still apply.

8. In college, loneliness is actually a normal state, and it is also an exercise for us. The students in class together are very busy after class. Generally, we get along most in one dormitory, but the dormitory relationship problem is sometimes annoying! Now I like doing my own thing, listening to music and watching Tik Tok. Anyway, universities really need to be secular, but don't take these things too seriously. Unless they are real friends, they are all based on their own interests.

9. In college, there are many opportunities, all kinds of competitions, all kinds of textual research exams, such as CET-4 and CET-6, teaching resources, national college students' mathematics competition, English competition, textual research of your professional courses ... try to take CET-4 and CET-6 as early as possible and take part in more competitions. Some competitions are really easy to win prizes, and some have high gold content, which is very helpful for finding a job in the future.

Finally, I want to say that loneliness is the normal state of universities. To get used to and adapt to loneliness, we should first learn our professional courses well, and then think about how to make money in the future. This is something I think is very important in college.