The knowledge depth of university is higher than that of senior high school, and the knowledge content is much deeper, so you must be fully prepared psychologically. To learn in-depth college knowledge, you have to work harder than high school. In addition to attending classes on time, we should also go to the library to look up information. Don't wait until the exam to review the course at night, or you will fail the course if you are not careful.

2, the results are no longer just looking at the final exam like high school.

The score of a course in high school depends only on your written test results, which is not the case in universities. Your score includes your daily performance and homework, so everyone must attend class on time and hand in your homework on time, so that you can pass the usual exam and finally get good grades. Generally speaking, the written test score accounts for 80% of the total score, and the usual score accounts for 20% of the total score.

3, unlike high school knowledge, many knowledge points look more flexible.

Compared with high school knowledge, college knowledge is characterized by high flexibility. There may be many theorems behind a theorem. Only by using the test sites flexibly and thinking from other's perspective can we learn our college courses well.

Most knowledge is not as simple as it seems, and it is much more difficult than high school knowledge.

In high school, we thought some knowledge was obscure, but with time and practice, we were able to understand and accept it. However, the knowledge in the university is different. The depth of knowledge in universities is much higher than that in high schools. Maybe there are some knowledge points that need your lifelong efforts to complete.

Therefore, if you don't understand anything in college, you can put it aside first. Generally, you won't encounter such deep exercises that everyone doesn't know how to solve. You can rest assured.

The mid-term exam or final exam will be conducted in accordance with the requirements of the syllabus. As long as you have absorbed all the important contents emphasized by the teacher in class and are ready, it is very easy and easy to get an ideal score.

Elective courses exist, but the concept is different from that of high school.

In high school, we had many elective courses, and in the college entrance examination, the elective part would let candidates choose one or several topics according to their actual ability, and end their college entrance examination or serve as a means to select college entrance examination results.

But college is different. Elective courses are your own choice from several courses. The final exam of elective courses, the passing score is 60 points. Different teachers will have different assessment methods. Some teachers will choose to write a short paper, and some teachers will pass the written test like other compulsory courses.

6. The speed of lectures.

University teachers often use PPT in lectures, and few teachers write their own blackboard books. Unlike high school teachers who emphasize many times when giving lectures, university teachers give lectures faster, mostly according to his personal arrangement and speed. Most of the content is only said once, and the past is the past. It is not surprising that a class has a book.

Therefore, if you have time before class, you must read a book by yourself and have an understanding of what the teacher is going to say in advance, so that it is easier to understand and keep up with the teacher's ideas during class. In addition, if you don't understand in class, you can ask the teacher to copy the courseware after class. Most teachers will be happy to copy the courseware to students and let them go back and ponder. At the same time, copying courseware is also conducive to the review of the final exam week.

7. Self-study.

In the third year of senior high school, many people may have gone through the arduous road of preparing for the exam with the spiritual pillar of "you can be liberated when you go to college" and "you can live well when you go to college", but when you go to college, many people think that college study is more tiring than high school. Middle schools are often supervised by teachers and parents, whether in class or after class. When they come to university, there is little or no supervision in and after class. They have more time at their disposal and more freedom in class, so they study by themselves more.

However, autonomous learning does not mean not learning or learning less, but being more spontaneous and conscious in learning. There are also many people whose future is ruined by this kind of "autonomous learning", because they will not study consciously, have poor self-control, or leave their teachers and parents without their own learning methods. Therefore, everyone must adapt to the free learning atmosphere of the university and study in a planned and purposeful way.