As a sophomore, my major seems to me to be a panacea, and there are all kinds of professional courses, but I don't study very well in every class, so I don't have much enthusiasm for this major. Often skipping classes will naturally lead to a decline in academic performance and hovering on the edge of passing. But poor grades, in my opinion, can not judge a person.
Although the grades are poor, they are good in other aspects. In college, it is no longer just based on your grades, your social and communication skills, the function of speaking on the stage, or fitness. All these aspects can show that you can't waste time in college. Your social interaction will determine your big circle of work and your speaking ability on the stage, which can reflect your self-confidence and conversation ability. But here I still want to suggest that you need to study hard in the university, because the university is also a place to study. Only by enriching your knowledge can you have the opportunity to go out and experience the society.
Poor grades in college may lead to a failure to graduate smoothly. We all know what it means to fail a course in college, which means that you will lose your scholarship evaluation and qualification to join the party. There are many certificates that need to fail in the competition. Some school regulations clearly point out that if you fail more than eight courses in four years of college, your degree certificate will be cancelled directly, leaving only your diploma, which is undoubtedly very serious for college students, because society will not recognize your undergraduate degree because you don't have a degree certificate. So the experience of poor grades is also very bad, don't try ~
Generally speaking, universities should study hard, not be half-hearted, improve their grades and focus on other things ~