The study in our primary school, junior high school and senior high school is completely different from that in the university. Learning before college can be said to be passive learning to cope with the college entrance examination. Under the supervision of parents and teachers, the daily schedule is full and there is almost no personal time. But in college, passive learning will become active learning, because no one will tell you what to do. You need to plan your own time and study independently.

So after entering the university, "learning ability" is very important. In fact, not only in college, but also in the workplace after graduation, or for the rest of my life, I actually need "learning ability". When you want to improve your skills in the workplace, when you want to turn a certain interest into a sideline in your life, and when you want to learn all kinds of knowledge and skills, the strength of your learning ability undoubtedly determines whether you can succeed or how long you can succeed.

Therefore, it is better to learn how to build your own "learning ability" in college and quickly change yourself from a newcomer on campus to a master with clear goals. Then after graduation, you don't have to worry about being eliminated by society because of new knowledge and skills, because you already have the ability to learn and master new knowledge.

University is the last stage for students to enter the society. They not only need to learn knowledge, but also need to adapt to university life. Because, during this time, we will leave the shelter of our parents and live alone.

But many students lack planning. In such fierce competition, many students don't know how to plan their future life and fly around like headless flies.

Not only does it consume your enthusiasm, but it is also easy to make yourself tired. If you keep struggling, you will fall into chaos. Shake your faith in the future. In the long run, you will spend four years in college. Such confusion and clueless progress will aggravate students' fatigue, not the fatigue in college.