University life is rich and colorful, but it also needs our grasp and in-depth understanding of the human body. Some people say: "Ordinary college students have the same commonness, and extraordinary universities have their own glories." However, you can choose ordinary, but you can't choose mediocrity; If possible, I believe everyone wants to be extraordinary. So, how can we make our college life full and meaningful, and how can we make our college meaningful? I only say some personal opinions.

The first thing is to make goals and plans, and take a long view.

The ancients said "aim high", and Mao Zedong also said "the scenery is long, so you should be open-minded". Without a goal, there is no direction and no motivation to move forward. Planning objectives can be divided into short-term and long-term For example, how many books to read in the near future, what knowledge to learn this month, what practical plans for holidays, and so on. Long-term such as: strive to get a self-taught diploma before graduation, how big the interpersonal network should be, how big the practical ability should be, and so on. Moreover, the realization of the goal is a coherent process of realizing one wish. Remember five words a day, and you will remember a lot before the exam. But it takes persistence and perseverance.

Second, we should take a long-term view. It means don't indulge in temporary emotions and moods. To achieve great things, we must grasp great things and relax small things. Don't indulge in the satisfaction brought by playing games on the internet. As everyone knows, there is a greater emptiness behind the temporary satisfaction. I believe everyone has this experience.

Third, we should establish a sense of employment crisis.

We always blame ourselves for lack of control and motivation. I don't know if I'm unconscious Some people will say: "Love is the driving force of learning" or "the driving force of poor families to learn" and so on. In fact, in a direct sense, the sense of employment crisis is and should be our driving force. I often wonder what I can do after graduation. Seeing from newspapers and magazines that the current employment situation is extremely severe, I am very scared. Some people say that looking for a job at present is either a relationship, a diploma or a talent (skill). What about us? Diploma is only an undergraduate course; I believe that most of the students sitting here have nothing to do. Therefore, our only way out is to be talented. And at this point, we must ask ourselves: what have you learned and mastered? The problem now is not that I don't know what to learn, but that I don't want to learn.

Fourth, learning knowledge and developing ability should be synchronized.

In the past, knowledge was valued over ability, but now it is different. On the contrary, due to the influence of society, the demand for diplomas has dropped appropriately, so now many college students go out to find part-time jobs. If they continue without affecting their studies, there is nothing to say, but they should be encouraged. But some are not. In order to be waiters, they take time off to study at night. Now there is such a misplaced trend of thought, that is, the staff of government agencies and institutions have used their spare time to "recharge", while college students have taken part-time jobs in society. I think this trend of thought should be corrected.

Also, read more books, newspapers and magazines. Understand the latest social trends, understand state affairs, and master the news about computers at the first time ... Computer information security is a comprehensive frontier discipline. As the guardians of the future network, we should be knowledgeable and omniscient, and focus on some professional disciplines!

Well, that's all for my speech today. Bottom line: "It's a long way to go in Xiu Yuan, but this is Xiu Yuan, and I will go up and down for it." Give it to yourself and everyone!