With the end of the stressful life in senior three, we have a relatively relaxed college life. Many of us are confused when we enter the university. Unlike senior three, we have another goal. There is also the college entrance examination. In college life, we have to face many things and experience a lot. How can we live a good college life?

First of all, I think we should have our own goals, whether in college life or in daily life, because only with goals can we start a thing, because as long as we have goals, we can look to the end and bury our heads in it, because only with goals can we be firm in our direction and know which way and how far we should go. Of course, we set goals. In school, whether it's three years or four years, you should plan your future, then assign your goals to every day and think about what you should do when you sleep from morning to night.

During classes from Monday to Friday, we should get up on time to go to class. Don't be late and leave early. These days, I have to arrange my schedule according to my schedule, and do some things I haven't done in my spare time, such as participating in activities, joining clubs, and unfinished tasks. If it's all finished, the day is quite full, so you can have a proper rest.

On weekends, teachers will definitely assign some homework or preview their own courses in advance. After this, I can also join some clubs I like or activities I am interested in. Of course, at an appropriate time, I can go out with my friends to get together, play and see the tourist attractions around the school. Because today's college students choose to go to school outside, they can learn about the landscape culture and humanistic culture of other provinces and taste some foreign food.

Anyway, we have more free time in college. Unlike in high school, from 6 am to evening 10, we are full of study and self-study classes, with fixed sleeping time and eating time. However, when we were in college, we were all free. We can use this time to improve our ability and do some accumulation for finding a job after graduation.