The biggest difference between universities and high schools is that high school students are urged by teachers to make progress, while universities need to strictly restrain themselves. If you want to go to college easily, you must restrain yourself and never indulge at will. When I was in high school, my teacher often told my classmates to study hard. Every student lives under the teacher's education. Seeing that his classmates don't work hard, the teacher will be angry to educate the students. But after going to college, everything depends on the students' consciousness. If the students are unconscious, the teacher won't say much.

If high school teachers find that students are short of sugar, they will ask about the students and contact their parents for details. However, university teachers will deduct points directly from students' names when they find that students skip classes. University teachers don't care what students will learn in class. As long as the teacher finishes this class, the teacher's task is completed. Teachers who fail in high school exams will punish students and be disappointed in them, but students will not bear particularly serious consequences.

However, college failure is really terrible, because at this time, teachers don't care about the failure rate of class students. If students fail, they will have to take a make-up exam next semester, and if they fail, they will have to take the course again. Therefore, when many students go to college, exam week will be particularly painful. They feel that their study level this week is even more terrible than that of high school, so the last period of college often makes students feel particularly tired.

If you want to spend the university easily, you must make a reasonable plan for yourself when you first start school and study in the university for several years in a planned way. Arrange every subject well, and listen carefully when the teacher lectures, so as not to spend a lot of energy catching up with the class in the last few days. As long as you make serious progress every day, you won't pile everything up to the end. I hope everyone can live a good college life.