To manage our college life well, we must first manage our study well, because even if we go to college, learning is still our first task, so it is necessary to attend classes carefully. Don't skip classes or fail classes in college, as some college students said on the Internet. If you don't do one of them, you will go to college for nothing. Don't believe this. In college, if you are caught skipping classes, the consequences may be very serious. You may get a demerit, and you will have a headache when you fail the course in college. Before entering the university, we thought that failing the course was nothing, but for all college students, it was a headache, because failing the course meant that you needed to take the course again, but after taking it again, many people could not guarantee that you would pass it. If you still fail before graduation, then the school has the right not to issue a diploma. So take care of your study, don't let yourself repeat grades, and don't skip classes. If you don't want to be the first, the study task of university is not as heavy as that of middle school. You have time and enough time to do what you want. Learning is only a small part of your life, so try to do it well. For me, the first place is not that important, so I will listen carefully and review in time before the exam. I usually go to the library to preview my lessons or review what the teacher said. Of course, this is a difficult time for the course. If the course is relatively simple, I will also have a look at it in time in the dormitory.
There is also the need for you to do a good job in college life, such as living expenses, plus handling the relationship with your classmates. That's all I can think of. My living expenses are basically a meal, and I also need to buy some fruits and clothes for this season. In addition, the city where my school is located is not particularly prosperous, so the living expenses are not particularly high, but it is enough for me to live well, dress myself up and go out to play conveniently, which does not bother me. Then there is dealing with the relationship between classmates. After all, living in a dormitory requires attention to personal hygiene and normal living habits. Some people in the dormitory are used to going to bed early, trying not to make any noise at night, stopping playing games and so on. Dormitory hygiene requires everyone to work out a system together, and then everyone will abide by it, which is fair to everyone. For example, in my dormitory, everyone takes turns to be on duty, and then we go cleaning together on Sunday. If one person is busy one day, you can switch with another person, and there are some other aspects that I may not have thought of.
College life is not only life, but also study. Maybe some people have jobs, such as part-time jobs or tutoring. This requires us to deal with it seriously. The above is the experience I gained after entering the university for two years. I hope you can learn something useful from it.