The above is a cry from the heart of a senior. It is necessary and necessary for universities to study hard.

When you were in high school, did a teacher say to you, "After this hard time, going to college is much easier and you can enjoy it?" "

At the end of the college entrance examination, when we received the high school diploma, the high school teacher said to us, "going to college is the beginning of life." You must study hard, work harder than high school and study for yourself. " "

1. Learn for yourself

When I first went to college, I could learn nothing. Go out to play happily with my roommates every day, eat and drink, and there is always a world. It seems that all the burdens of life disappear in July. The future days will be as bright as today's clouds. But I also know that July of that year not only made my life burden disappear, but also meant that I was an adult, and I was an adult who wanted to survive in society.

Library and the sky

This is a new beginning of my life.

From this moment on, my study is no longer for anyone, just for myself. All I can do is study.

2. Recognize what to learn.

Before talking about studying hard in college, have you considered what you want to study?

Do you want to study hard the high number that almost makes every freshman cry, or do you want to study hard the professional courses you choose, take scholarships as the first priority, and then take the postgraduate entrance examination for further study?

Of course, these are all important, but our efforts will never stop at getting certificates and high marks. Even if everyone is studying hard for the postgraduate entrance examination and scholarship, you should ask yourself before going to the library at eight o'clock, what do you really want to learn?

My major is theoretical physics. This is a complicated and extremely difficult course, which once made me very painful. When I was a sophomore, I changed my computer. Although the difficulty has dropped a little and the professional prospect is excellent, I have been thinking, why should I study? Is this kind of study really effective?

Gradually, I lost the motivation to work hard. As long as the exam does not affect graduation, I can do anything and muddle along. I am about to graduate and suddenly come into contact with visual design and new media. I realized that this might be something I've been missing.

I abandoned my previous muddleheaded state and studied hard, so I got what I wanted.

Your university needs to study hard, but before you work hard, you should also understand what you need to study hard!