How should I spend my college life? Feeling so confused?

In fact, this question is a common question faced by many students during college. College is our transition out of the family and into society. We are often used to our parents at home taking care of everything and having no worries about food and clothing. However, in college many of us leave home and go to places far away. There are many things that our parents far away cannot take care of in time. Come, we will solve it ourselves. Because we don’t have much experience and experience, we often feel at a loss when encountering problems. We must live a meaningful college life, because for many people, college is only once, and we must try our best to leave no regrets. First of all, I think you should be clear about your goals after undergraduate studies. In simple terms: take the postgraduate entrance examination or find a job or start a business? You may still be confused about whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination in your freshman and sophomore years. Many seniors may also tell you that it is not too late to consider this issue in your junior year. In fact, there is nothing wrong with saying this, but I think you need to determine your future direction, whether you want to continue your studies or work early. The postgraduate stage is a further improvement for yourself and will largely determine your future development direction, so the sooner you consider this issue, the better. If you just want to work directly or start a business, it is best for you to go to the society to experience more in college and accumulate some experience for future work. Joining a club is also a good way. You can give full play to your strengths, first integrate into a group, and finally work hard to become a small leader. This is a good exercise for yourself. You can mobilize your ideas to participate in some entrepreneurial activities and meet some like-minded friends. There are many paths for the future, and it is your choice which one you take. However, as long as you work hard and work hard, and continue to develop your flexible brain, you will definitely gain something in the end.

In short, I think clear goals are the key to solving your problem. Come on, classmate!