First, self-study ability. Everyone who has just entered the university may still be stubborn about the learning state of high school. Teachers urge and parents force you to study in this passive environment, but the university is a free platform, and teachers and parents will not care too much about you. This requires everyone to improve their self-study ability and learn every course well.

Second, the ability to draw inferences from others. In college, what teachers have said will not be repeated too much because of class hours, let alone the same type of knowledge, which requires us to have the ability to learn by analogy and independently.

Third, the ability to live independently, the university lives in the school, no one will take the initiative to take care of your daily life, which requires everyone to improve their self-care ability and take care of themselves.

Fourth, interpersonal skills and good interpersonal relationships are conducive to the growth of college students. If a college student only studies hard and doesn't know how to communicate with others, his college life will be very boring. Therefore, college students should actively communicate with others and learn how to communicate with others in order to integrate into this competitive society.