1. Be wary of some seniors and sisters in the school. Recently, I got the admission notice. Some children's shoes will be mixed with freshmen. You may notice that many seniors and sisters will keep brushing their sense of existence in the group, and some will even take the initiative to add your friends. Be vigilant at this time. The other party may not really want to be friends with you, but just want to sell you TA products, which may be mobile phone calling cards, bedding (mattresses and four-piece sets), daily necessities, and some of TA's own study materials. What the other party sells can't be said to be bad, but if you don't know anything about the school, you'd better not trust the other party, no matter what you want to buy or the formal channel is better. If you don't make good use of it in the future, it will be a waste of money.

Personal experience, the desk lamp bought by the host roommate from the stall set by the senior school sister exploded in a few days. Otherwise, I wouldn't have such a big resentment:)

2. Don't scan a stranger's QR code for a small bargain. There are ghosts in all walks of life on campus. On the way to the canteen/back to the dormitory, someone will pull you to scan the QR code to buy a small gift. Don't be greedy and cheap to scan its code, because you don't know how many viruses are hidden behind this QR code. To tell a true story, my roommate scanned the QR code on the other brand for a small gift of a mobile phone bracket, and all the passwords of WeChat account were leaked the next day. The only good thing is that she didn't bind the bank card at that time.

3. Don't leave contact information on the websites of some training institutions easily. Believe me, as long as you foolishly leave your real contact information, I guarantee that you will receive greetings from strangers from different sources every day in the following days:) The lesson of blood and tears in freshman year makes me basically not answer strange calls now. Embarrassed, sometimes strange numbers can also be important calls. For example, the strange phone call I almost hung up last time was from my hometown neighborhood office. ...

4. Universities should also study hard. No class teacher will stare at your study progress every day, and there will be no weekly and monthly exams to check your study effect regularly. Even if you play mobile phones and games in class, the lecturer may turn a blind eye and ignore them directly. Even if you take an hour out of class every day to review and consolidate what you learned that day, it is better than cramming at the end of the term. Never live a life of one book a day for one semester. The first ten words describe the final exam week of many contemporary college students, which can be called a large-scale rollover scene:) It is not cool or stupid to skip classes and fail classes, because the cost of review is often 180 yuan.

5. Classmates or roommates ≠ friends have different views, so there is no need to be strong. Don't be wronged to please each other because of your geographical proximity. Your classmates and roommates are randomly assigned by computer, but you insist on turning this randomly assigned relationship into a close friend relationship, which is also applicable in interpersonal relationships.

Good friends are never made by hard work, but met while running on their own roads. Only like-minded, you can gain real friends.