1. Academic pressure: College courses are usually more in-depth and complicated than high schools, and need more time and energy to study. In addition, exams, homework and projects may also cause students to feel stressed.
2. Interpersonal relationship: After entering the university, students need to establish new social circles and make new friends. This process may make some people feel uncomfortable and lonely.
3. Economic problems: Tuition fees, living expenses and other expenses may bring economic pressure to families. For some students, part-time job may be necessary, but it may affect their study and rest time.
4. Career planning: Many college students have no clear career planning when they enter school. They may feel confused and uneasy about their future.
5. Health problems: College life may lead to some health problems, such as insomnia, irregular diet and lack of exercise. These problems may affect students' learning and quality of life.
6. Emotional troubles: Problems such as love relationship, friendship and family relationship may also bring troubles to college students.
7. Adapt to the new environment: From high school to college, great changes have taken place in the living environment and learning style. It may take some time to adapt to the new environment, during which some troubles may occur.
In a word, college life is full of challenges and opportunities. Faced with these troubles, students need to learn to adjust their mentality, actively respond and seek help and support.