I often hear people praise the university, saying that it is unrestrained and broad-minded, but it seems not to me, because after nearly a year of college life, I found that my college life has never met such an ideal.
On the campus of the university, the classroom is not fixed, so I have to change my position many times every day in order to take different courses. Such a "tortuous" class experience is more incredible than surprising me. Except for class time, other spare time is arranged by myself. There is no fixed classroom and no teacher staring at self-study, so I began to hesitate, because there seems to be no place to go except the dormitory during the day. The library is always crowded with people. Although there are some empty stools in the huge study room, there are tall books stacked on the table. Although I have the evil idea of sitting down, I have no courage, because when the owners of those books come, I will be driven away. Of course, in addition to the library, there are six teachers who can study by themselves. Sadly, when I first came to college, I didn't even know there was such a place for self-study.
These are very difficult for me who is used to high school life. Maybe the so-called unfettered college life just means no heavy homework, no full classes from morning till night, no self-study forced by teachers ... but at the same time, our courses have become more difficult, haven't they? Without the supervision of teachers, are we conscious? What if I didn't learn my major well? In fact, because of this freedom, universities have become more demanding of themselves, which requires us to study harder and forge ahead.