Taking personal experience as an example, freshmen feel that they are in a new environment, don't know what they want, and are confused about their future career or career. They managed to finish the first semester. It seems quite regrettable now. As far as the curriculum arrangement is concerned, the whole freshman has a lot of basic courses. Now, looking back on the ups and downs of freshman, I will regret it. And later, I found that many later courses were extended or interlinked on the basis of freshman year. If you don't work hard in your freshman year, 234 will be sad!

Privately, university is not only the accumulation of knowledge, but also the first personal experience of life. He began to learn to plan his life, sort out his life goals, and gradually formed his own mature ideas. Ideas about people, things and society are changing from single-line judgment to diversified understanding. Besides studying, we still live in society as an independent person. Besides your parents, you should also learn to be responsible for yourself, care for yourself and love yourself. Plan your time and enjoy life.

Personally, I feel that college is a growing process. I can't wait, maybe confused, maybe at a loss, but the fact is "time will give you the answer." For example, I knew from the first day I entered the university that I would choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination, but I gradually got a clear answer, what major, which school and where to study.

As for the so-called attitude towards universities, I quite agree with others that "it is safe to come."

When it comes to planning, I'm actually not qualified. I'm just a little suggestion. Don't think that college can't learn anything. Specialized courses are very important. After you finish studying, you should be diligent in thinking and don't let go of opportunities for practice. In short, the personal lesson of blood and tears is that we must study hard!