It's good to go to a prestigious school, but in an ordinary university, it doesn't mean that you are destined to be an ordinary person. Although, in ordinary universities, many people don't pursue anything in life, they just skip classes, go clubbing, dance disco and play games all night, or watch variety shows and TV dramas, and idolize gossip in the dormitory. For these people who have nothing to pursue, there is nothing wrong with an ordinary life.

But in reality, there are also many people who jump out of their comfort zone, get in touch, get to know people and opportunities better than themselves, and try to seize all kinds of opportunities to make themselves better and better. The so-called ordinary life and extraordinary life are the results of your own choice. If you think your present life is too ordinary and want to seek some changes, you can choose to work hard and struggle by yourself. Don't let an ordinary university have an ordinary life to limit your thinking. Then if you think that I just like ordinary life, and live this life in an ordinary and stable way, there is nothing wrong with it, just a personal choice.

If you are in an ordinary university, you can be the best and the best in your own circle. We should actively communicate, talk to people who are better than ourselves, regard them as one of our goals, and work towards this goal. We should open our arms, join more clubs or competitions, and cultivate our communication skills.

Insist on studying in the library, attend lectures by outstanding lecturers from key universities, and learn to find better learning resources to enrich themselves. Study hard, keep the top five in the class, actively apply for scholarships, participate in students, accumulate experience bit by bit, and improve yourself in a down-to-earth manner. If you are not satisfied with your academic qualifications, you can improve your academic qualifications through exams, participate in social practice at ordinary times, increase your work experience, and increase your competitiveness for future employment.