When I arrived at school the next day, my mind was full of uncertainty about the future. I want to work hard and try again. I imagined ten thousand shining faces in the future. I began to ask this and that, and made all preparations actively, but the more anxious I was, the more anxious I was. An indescribable anxiety, I finally came down to thinking too much. My father told me that you just need to work hard. Maybe it's true. For me now, I understand that you should strive for everything you want in college and actively show yourself, because if you don't take the initiative to strive for it, there are so many people in a school, so small you will only remain unknown forever. So I will struggle, I will work hard, and I will change myself. I can't imagine that my life after college will be so sloppy. I will never be content. I will try my best to achieve the goal that I didn't achieve in high school.
On the third day of school, I began to understand that college life and study were originally only related to myself. This long road that you decide not to be mediocre is destined to be ignored. I have a roommate, and I quite like her. She belongs to the kind of person who doesn't particularly ask to work, bathe and eat with everyone forever. For example, we sometimes eat together in a dormitory, and she will tell us to go back after eating first, or let us go first after eating slowly. There is no need to waste my time waiting, and I don't want others to wait for me. For me now, I may feel that I just entered school because I am with my roommate, but I know in my heart that you don't have to be a gregarious person. Many times, being alone is the most comfortable. In college, my best friend is not around, and neither is my favorite person. I don't want to spend any more time to cultivate a new friendship that can become a friend in need, as long as I am kind, as long as I am free and let nature take its course. I understand that this is what universities should get used to, and get used to a person's world. Different from high school, everyone lives, studies, eats and sleeps at exactly the same time, so we have been together and the university is free. You arrange and plan any time by yourself, and everyone has different goals and rhythms. I've never experienced an unaccompanied day, a day when I do everything alone, but now I'm vaguely looking forward to a day alone, and the road I decided to take, my future, sounds cool, doesn't it? More importantly, I will always know that there are such a group of people behind me who love me forever and give me unlimited strength!