1. Feelings of entering school: After entering school, college students usually face many new challenges and changes, such as adapting to the new environment, making new friends and facing an independent life. So the feelings of admission may include feelings and reactions to these changes. Some people may feel excited and expecting, and can't wait to start college life; Some people may feel nervous and uneasy, and it will take some time to adapt to the new lifestyle. For some people, the feeling of entering school may include expectations and goals for future study and growth.
2. Admission planning: Admission planning is a personal or academic goal and plan formulated during college to guide individual learning and development. Admission plan can include the following aspects:
A. Academic planning: make study plans, including elective courses, plan credits, understand professional requirements, and establish study plans and time management skills.
B. Career planning: define your career goals and interests, find relevant internship and practice opportunities during college, and accumulate relevant experience.
C. Overall development planning: In addition to studying, participate in clubs, volunteer activities or other social practices to cultivate leadership, team spirit and social skills.
D. personal growth planning: set goals for self-improvement, such as cultivating reading habits, fitness exercises, and cultivating interpersonal relationships.
E. Time management planning: learn to plan time reasonably, balance the time between study and other hobbies and social activities, and ensure the balance between study and personal development.
Admission planning is a flexible process, which can be gradually adjusted and improved according to personal interests and goals. It is very important to set clear goals, implement plans and respond flexibly to possible changes and challenges.
In a word, college entrance feelings and enrollment plans vary according to individual circumstances, but usually cover feelings about the new environment and challenges, as well as plans and goals for personal study, career and all-round development. The entrance stage is a new starting point, and making a reasonable plan can help college students adapt and develop better.