When you first enter the university, you must have your own goals in life. Many students spent four years in a daze after entering the university, only to find that they had nothing but a paper diploma when they graduated.

You need to get out of the confusion as soon as possible and see the way you want to go. First of all, take some time to understand what kind of life you need in college, what you want most, what goals you need to achieve, and what kind of job you need after graduation.

2. Learn to learn and keep learning.

You don't have to be gregarious, you don't have to fall in love vigorously, you don't have to join a club to dominate the student circle, but you must study hard.

Stay away from the dormitory, go to the library, go to the reading room, go to the classroom, attend more lectures and read more books. Knowledge will always be your best friend.

Jump out of the school circle. If your alma mater is not satisfactory and the resources are not rich enough, then find more time to attend classes in the school you yearn for.

Take the initiative to study, don't start studying until the end of the semester, and don't throw away the study habits developed after studying in high school. You are familiar with the proverb: "Learning is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will retreat. "

Skipping classes is not cool, nor is it a must in college. Learning is.

3. Experience, play and enrich yourself.

If you are destined to meet love in college, you should take it seriously. It will bear the best fruit, but it will not be a good memory.

Joining a student union or a club will enrich your college life, but it's just an experience. Don't get lost. You need to learn more from it and find a group of like-minded friends.

Go for an internship or a part-time job. Go to an internship in the summer vacation and try to go to several big companies. Working part-time on weekends is not only for money, but also to experience the difficulty of making money, so that you can have many advantages over your classmates who have been staying in the dormitory.

Make more friends. Brothers/sisters in college may be your lifelong friends. It's great to have the same dreams and pursuits.

4. Exercise and improve yourself outside the classroom.

Good health is the capital of revolution. Keep exercising. Boys are strong and girls are healthy. No matter how busy you are at school, don't forget to exercise.

Learning to use the Internet to improve yourself and learn more skills that may have nothing to do with your major is not only a way to increase your strength, but also a way to expand your knowledge.