How to live a good four-year college life?

As a sophomore, I hope my advice can help you:

First, don't bring the feeling of relaxation into college life. Many students around me, because of this kind of thinking, led to poor college grades, failed courses and re-took them. We must take every subject seriously and strive for more than 85 in each subject. In fact, this can be achieved by listening carefully and doing some homework.

Second: make plans every day. University life has a high degree of freedom, and the class time is not as long as that of high school. Most of the time, after school. Making a good plan is a key step to enrich college life. You can do sports in your spare time, join clubs, spend time reading more books and cultivate feelings.

Third: If there is a laboratory, you'd better go in. You can ask your brothers and sisters how to get into the laboratory in advance. The laboratory participates in the competition almost every year, which not only makes your GPA much higher than that of ordinary students, but also adds a lot of color to your resume if you win the prize.

Fourth, you can also take part in other relatively simple competitions: for example, the so-called photo contest, you'd better win the prize, it doesn't matter if you don't get it, it can increase your grade point.

Fifth, prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. If you have the idea of postgraduate entrance examination, you'd better start preparing for postgraduate entrance examination in the next semester of your sophomore year. However, if you can find a well-paid job as an undergraduate now, and this is also your purpose of going to college, there is no need to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

Finally, I hope my suggestion can help you!

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