During my college campus time, I think it is hard to study in my junior year, because all the courses I studied this year are professional courses, and some majors involve a wide range of courses, and the knowledge points I have learned are deeper than those in previous courses, so students will find it relatively difficult in the learning process. When some majors are boring, many people have no interest in learning, but feel it is a torment, such as management majors. Most of them are literary knowledge, and it is difficult to be vivid in class by just finding some examples, so they will be bored when learning their own professional courses, and it is difficult to arouse students' interest. When you are a freshman or a sophomore, you can also learn some English or math. In English class, sometimes you can prepare an English situational sentence or play a paragraph in English together, so that students will be interested in the class and be attracted to take the initiative to learn, so that they will not feel bored. Besides, freshmen and sophomores will have physical education class, so you can relax and take part in some club activities. Students can also have leisure time, but they will be very busy in their junior year. They will consider their future development, whether to pursue further studies, choose employment, or be admitted to some more formal institutions. Besides studying, they will also make some plans for their future development. If you choose to continue your studies, you need to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. In addition to their own professional courses, they also need to learn the relevant knowledge of the postgraduate entrance examination, so that their time will be very tight, most of the time will be spent on learning, and they will feel that their life is very bitter, but in the harvest season, they will feel that their efforts are worthwhile. Therefore, during college, you should enjoy your freshman, sophomore and junior year, and you need to make a plan for your own development, not like a freshman and sophomore. Do more preparation and planning, so that you know how to go after graduation.