After entering the university, you may face the following common troubles:

1. Learning pressure: Learning in universities is relatively difficult, which may require more independent learning and independent thinking. Adapting to the new academic environment and requirements may bring learning pressure.

2. Elective courses and major choices: Universities usually have many elective courses and major choices, which may confuse you. You need to carefully consider your interests and future career planning, and make wise course selection and major choice.

3. Interpersonal relationship adaptation: After entering the university, you will meet many new classmates and friends and need to adapt to new interpersonal relationships and social circles. Sometimes you may encounter communication problems or interpersonal conflicts with roommates, classmates or professors.

4. Time management and self-discipline: In college life, you will face more situations of arranging your time independently. You need to manage your time better and maintain self-discipline. Balancing the needs of study, socializing, hobbies and personal life can be a challenge.

5. Economic pressure: College life may need to pay tuition, accommodation, books and other living expenses. Financial self-care and management may bring you some pressure and trouble.

6. Employment and career planning: After entering the university, employment and career planning have also become important considerations. You may start to think about your career goals, try to find internship opportunities and build your own brand.

In the face of these troubles, you can take the following strategies to deal with them:

-Communicate with others: communicate with classmates, counselors or seniors, share their own puzzles and experiences, and seek advice and help.

-Seek support: Talk to family members, friends or counselors and seek emotional support and advice.

-Establish a reasonable study plan: formulate a reasonable study plan and time management strategy to ensure full use of time and balance various tasks.

-Participate in relevant training and activities: participate in employment guidance, leadership training and social activities organized by the school to improve their professional skills and social skills.

-Explore diversity: actively participate in associations, academic research, volunteer activities, etc. And broaden your horizons and experience.

-Self-care: maintain good living habits, take care of your physical and mental health, and find appropriate ways to relax and adjust.

Facing the troubles in college life, we should keep a positive attitude and flexible thinking, and believe that we can overcome difficulties and meet new challenges.