If a college student enters the university without a goal and thinks that learning is useless, the whole person is impetuous. For himself, it doesn't matter whether his grades hang or not. But it doesn't matter to himself and it can't be called right, because from his long-term personal development, such a college student can't even get the most basic diploma, and may even drop out of school. The final result is a four-year leisure life and endless regrets for the rest of my life.
Therefore, I think it is always the most basic mentality of any kind of college students to keep their grades up. If you ask less of yourself, it is really a complete mistake.
Back to the question, is it correct for college students to hold the mentality of not repeating grades?
I think water flows downwards and people go upwards. Whatever the reason, college students need to learn more knowledge to make themselves stronger.
Even for those who have no intention to study and only want to have fun all day, the significance of going to college is to get a diploma with them. I also think that if they spend more time playing and entertaining, they will gain more knowledge, broaden their horizons, exercise and grow more. Of course, learning more professional knowledge is a better choice.
Therefore, in my opinion, no matter what ideals and purposes college students have, they should not just focus on? Just don't fail, okay? Treat the most important four years in life with a new attitude. In these four years, you may only fail in the course, but you must have the goal of making yourself a better person, savage its spirit and strengthen its body. Not spending all your precious youth on fun and entertainment is the best attitude towards yourself, your family and society.