Excellent graduates interview universities, which is an important turning point in life, from a student to a major in society, but some college students will choose to continue their doctoral studies and graduate studies, which is also a turning point in life. The following is an interview with outstanding graduates.
Excellent graduates' college interview manuscript 1 1. Like many college students who are about to graduate, I stand at the crossroads of graduation and society. I can understand the present situation of my classmates. As far as the current employment form of fresh graduates is concerned, it is really not optimistic, there is not enough manpower, students are often too ambitious, and fewer and fewer people find jobs that suit them or satisfy them. However, I always believe that success is reserved for those who are prepared. Since we can't change the big environment, instead of spending time complaining and worrying, we should devote our time to more useful things, such as storing more extensive professional knowledge to cope with various exams, or going outside to hone ourselves, improve our ability and make ourselves more adaptable to this society. Practice will always overcome fantasy, accumulate limited energy and time, and reserve strength for your ideal employment, so that you can beat many job seekers! A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. When you take the first step bravely, maybe everything is not as difficult as you think.
First of all, I think you are right. Learning is definitely not a one-off event. My grades are not bad, but actually I don't have any special learning methods. I have a few points to share with you about learning. I hope you can learn from each other. First of all, I think it is the first priority to ensure the learning efficiency in the classroom. My dream colorful university, like everyone else, should not be filled with professional courses and various academic tasks, so I don't want to take up too much spare time to study, that is to say, if I don't fall behind by those tasks, I will absorb what I have in class, or absorb it as much as possible. Secondly, if after-school life can't spend all your after-school time, or you want to make achievements in your study, then arrange a fixed time and a fixed plan for self-study. Read your notes in class, do the homework left by the teacher, and get a general idea of the next class. These things only take about two hours, but the effect will be unexpected. After all, most of our professional courses are held once a week, and our memory of them must be deepened. If you do these two things and stick to them, then your professional achievements will be firmly guaranteed and your study habits will become very regular. One thing really left a deep impression on me in my study career. Before I studied topology, my teacher instilled in us the idea that "* * is a difficult subject". I am an indomitable person, and the idea of overcoming it has planted seeds in my mind long ago. When I start studying, I really find it difficult, but I will treat it seriously and patiently. Once, my topology teacher said in our class that of the three classes he taught, I was the only one who did a certain problem correctly. I was very happy at that time, and I also revealed some small pride. Later, the teacher's praise became my motivation to study. "Where there is a will, there is a way" is not the theme I want to express, but as a normal student and a future teacher, I realize the importance of encouraging students, which has benefited me a lot. I hope our encouragement will benefit more people.
Freshmen have just entered the university campus. In addition to the necessary study time, they should spend more time in the next few years to understand the school and campus life, so as to make overall plans for themselves. There are many beneficial activities in college life. It is necessary and full of fun and significance to join the student union, the Youth Federation or various societies and participate in various activities inside or outside the school. 24 hours a day, besides eating and sleeping, there is still a lot of time left. I don't want my classmates to be polarized at work. They are either busy with their studies or enthusiastically participate in all activities without studying. It's best to do both. On the premise of not delaying your studies, take part in your favorite extracurricular exchanges and learn the ability to treat people.
When it comes to planning, you must have goals. According to different goals, different pouring time can be arranged. My original goal was to take the postgraduate entrance examination, so I will lay a solid foundation for professional courses in my freshman and sophomore year, and the English class will be heavier.
Yes, because the postgraduate entrance examination is not only difficult in English, but also difficult in CET-4 and CET-6. After ensuring my daily study, I think it is necessary to cultivate a hobby of my own. On the one hand, it can make my spare time more meaningful and enrich my life. On the other hand, art is not overwhelming. Maybe what you have learned inadvertently will come in handy one day. Furthermore, take part in more practical activities, from which you can exercise your ability to communicate with others, even the ability to bridge the gap and make overall plans.
5. Enrichment and satisfaction
6. The premise of communication with people is sincerity. On campus, we have a fixed identity. As students of teachers, we should respect teachers. As classmates and friends, we should care and cherish our classmates and friends. This is the principle and the bottom line. If we can't even do this, then our identity as college students will fail. As a student cadre, when interacting with classmates, we should first set an example. To build the minimum trust among classmates, let everyone see your attitude, your sincerity and your efforts, that is, you should do what you want others to do first, and you should resolutely put an end to what you want others not to do. This is to set an example. Secondly, it is very important to solve problems openly and democratically and let everyone become the master. There is also a good bridge between teachers and students, so that teachers can recognize this class more because they appreciate themselves, and students can cooperate with teachers more because they trust themselves. As an ordinary college student, if you want to have good interpersonal communication and expand your circle of friends, there are many principles of interpersonal communication, such as honesty, enthusiasm for others, caring for others, tolerance and so on. It's easy to say. We may find that we are not so good at it, so we need to learn more and practice more. You can learn some writing skills by reading related books, and then go out of the classroom, participate in more activities, communicate with people and exercise unfathomable interpersonal knowledge.
7. I have no regrets and feel that I have lived a full life. Let me say something about my feelings. I want to express my gratitude here. Thank you for appreciating me and encouraging my teacher. Thank you, everyone in Class * *, for your cooperation with the class work and great and small contributions to the class. Thank you for the wonderful college time you spent together. Thank you for working so hard to do your best and leaving no regrets. I hope my brothers and sisters also have a full and wonderful college life!
8. Actually, I have talked about this problem in detail before. I believe that as long as the goal is clear and the plan is complete, everyone can arrange their own time and get the reward they deserve! Finally, I want to emphasize the importance of learning. After all, learning is not simply equivalent to passing the exam, it is also a manifestation of ability. Establishing good study habits will not only enable us to graduate smoothly and even get scholarships, but also benefit us for life!
Excellent graduates interview for university 2 1 and stand at the crossroads of university graduation. What do you think of the employment situation in today's society?
2. Learning doesn't happen overnight. What impressed you most in your college study career? What's the point?
As an excellent senior, what do you have to tell freshmen about their confusion and helplessness? For example, how to arrange time reasonably?
How do you think college students should plan their college life?
5. If you used a few words to sum up your four-year college life, which words would you use?
6. After four years in college, how did you handle the interpersonal relationship with the people around you?
Looking back on the four years of college, do you have any regrets or other feelings?
8. I heard that you have won a national scholarship and are now studying in graduate school. How do you arrange your study and spare time?