Legal consciousness is a complicated and professional problem. Legal consciousness can be understood as people's thoughts, viewpoints, knowledge and psychology about laws and legal phenomena, and it is a process from legal psychology to legal thinking. As a special social consciousness system, legal consciousness is an organic synthesis of people's will and belief in law and other psychological factors. College students' legal consciousness is an organic synthesis of various psychological elements such as rationality and legal belief with college students as the specific subject. Legal consciousness usually includes three levels: legal psychology, legal concept and legal ideology, which is an evolution process from shallow to deep. Psychological activities happen all the time, but it needs an intuitive psychological reflection of the law based on the practice of legal life. Values are formed through psychological activities, forming a relatively stable attitude, understanding, belief and evaluation. On the basis of understanding and respecting the law, college students should have good legal consciousness and make clear what should be done, what can be done and what can't be done. Finally, a comprehensive and organic legal thought system is formed from the legal concept. However, the most direct way to feel the law is to experience it personally, which has nothing to do with yourself. Once you come into contact with legal problems and are troubled by them, you can truly understand the significance of safeguarding rights and abiding by the law, and feel the application of the law in life through specific legal procedures. Therefore, non-law students rarely take the initiative to understand and learn legal common sense and form a basic awareness of rights protection when they have no personal experience.

Now it is a society ruled by law, and our behavior logic and bottom line thinking should be ruled by law. What can and can't be done should be viewed from the legal point of view.

College students should learn some legal knowledge, which is good for themselves. You can protect your rights and interests. This is the most common in my future work, such as labor relations. Arrears of wages and demands for wages are closely related to oneself. As a knowledgeable, educated and cultured person, college students can better receive education, avoid risks and find suitable ways to realize their own interests by studying law. So it is still very meaningful.

When college students get benefits, they should first ask themselves whether they can do it or not, and whether it will have a negative impact on themselves, their families and society. When the benefits they get are illegitimate, they may be illegal. If a thing is condemned by most people in society, it can't be done.