Although I didn't study in a key university, I studied in a normal university. In fact, when I was a freshman, it was mainly half a semester to adapt to school life. Of course, if you have a strong adaptability and just need a month or two to get used to it, you might as well take part in more activities such as student union associations or class cadre elections. This will make you grow a lot.

Sophomore, I have a clear understanding of the school, learning situation and major, and then seriously think about whether to try to do part-time jobs or stay in those schools to organize development. And relatively know what kind of certificate you need to take. If you have time, try to go outside to see different scenery, historic sites, parks or other cities in the outside world and appreciate different urban cultures.

Junior students should prepare professional courses and seriously think about their future development direction. Of course, if you are proficient in your studies, you might as well find a job corresponding to your professional courses to practice, accumulate social experience and prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination.

Senior, if you have the foundation of sophomore and junior, it won't be difficult for you to find an internship in related fields. Of course, the most important thing is to pay attention to employment information, make use of your interpersonal relationship, and find more internship opportunities to prepare for graduation. As for the postgraduate entrance examination, we need to continue our efforts.

In fact, everyone's college life is different, but the key is to live a wonderful life, let your college have a clear conscience for four years, and don't leave regrets. . .