Love is the most delicate and thorny rose. A considerable number of college students' views on love are still immature. They often see everything beautifully with the impulse of adolescence. Once they encounter problems, they are often unprepared and unbearable. In addition, in universities, it often happens that students interact with each other. For example, people in the same dormitory all have boyfriends, but they don't, which leads to psychological gap and emotional instability. Some people are immersed in painful emotions for a long time after falling in love, unable to extricate themselves, neglecting their studies, and even causing serious psychological problems such as depression.

Second, interpersonal problems.

Interpersonal relationship is one of the three main problems of psychological counseling in colleges and universities (the other two are emotional confusion and academic problems). College students have a strong need for communication, eager for more people to know themselves, get close to themselves and become their good friends. However, due to various reasons, such as shyness, fear, inferiority, lack of communication skills, poor verbal skills, etc., I don't know how to communicate with others, and I am even afraid of communicating and unwilling to communicate with others.

Third, academic issues.

University is the goal that high school students yearn for and pursue, and it is also the spiritual pillar that they give up many hobbies and are willing to trudge in the sea of questions. After entering the university, some students forget to eat and sleep in order to keep their advantage in middle school. In addition to their own professional courses, they also teach themselves-some courses urgently needed by society. In addition, they are in a state of intense study due to the examinations of various certificates such as English and computer. Some college students are not interested in their major. In addition to being forced by teachers or parents to fill in their volunteers for the college entrance examination, the professional adjustment during college admission also prevents them from learning their favorite majors. Some students were excellent in the middle school that year, but after entering the university, they found that they were just "ordinary people" with equal strength, and even found that their English and computer were not as good as other students. The loss of superiority also makes some students unable to adapt. At the same time, some students feel relieved when they are admitted to the university, so even if they feel the crisis of competition and the pressure of employment, they are unable to study hard. Academic frustration will make students feel inferior, anxious and depressed, and even serious psychological problems will appear if they are not solved in time.