As a junior college student, I deeply feel the pressure brought by education. We always seem to be caught in the middle in the job market. High-end state-owned enterprises and foreign enterprises require a bachelor's degree, while slightly inferior units accept secondary school students and high school students. This embarrassing position makes it difficult for us to walk on the career path. However, junior college does not mean failure or muddling along. As long as you study hard and improve your skills, you may be sent to the undergraduate course to upgrade your studies.

Academic pressure

College students are often caught in the middle of the job market and face academic pressure. However, education is not the only criterion to measure a person's ability.

Theory and skills

The curriculum of junior college students puts us in a dilemma, which may be that the theory is not as good as that of undergraduates and the skills are not as good as that of vocational college students. However, we can improve our professional skills through hard study and practice.

Academic upgrading

As long as you study hard and improve your skills, you may be sent to the undergraduate course to upgrade your studies. Colleges can also improve their comprehensive quality through self-study and training.

* * * There is progress.

Although college students may be regarded as "second-class disabled people", we are still a member of college students and meet the basic academic requirements of many units. In order to survive in the cracks, we must either compromise down or try to climb up. The road to the future, after all, depends on yourself.