1. Learn to manage yourself: work and rest reasonably, arrange study and rest time reasonably, and develop good living habits.
2. Learn financial management: make a budget plan, rationally plan monthly expenses, and avoid excessive consumption and waste.
3. Learn to cook: Learn simple cooking skills and be able to prepare healthy meals by yourself, which not only saves money, but also ensures the hygiene and nutrition of the diet.
4. Learn to wash and clean: Learn to use the washing machine and iron to keep clothes clean and tidy. At the same time, clean the dormitory and personal belongings regularly to keep the environment clean and tidy.
5. Learn to solve problems: When encountering problems, learn to think and solve independently and not rely on others. You can solve the problem by consulting materials, teachers or classmates.
6. Learn to socialize and communicate: build good relationships with roommates and classmates, and help and support each other. Participate in more club activities and extracurricular activities to expand your social circle.
7. Learn to manage time: arrange the time for study, socializing and entertainment reasonably to avoid procrastination and waste of time.
8. Learn to think and make decisions independently: in the face of choices and decisions, you should have your own opinions and judgments, and don't blindly follow the opinions of others.
9. Learn to cope with pressures and difficulties: It is inevitable to encounter various pressures and difficulties in college life, so learn to respond positively and seek help and support.
In a word, living independently requires you to have certain self-care ability and independence. By learning the skills of self-management, financial management, cooking, laundry cleaning, problem solving, socializing, time management, independent thinking and decision-making, and dealing with stress and difficulties, we can better adapt to college life and realize the goal of independent life.