First, report for duty
On the first day of registration, many seniors and sisters met at the school gate. No matter what your major is, enthusiastic seniors and seniors will take what you bring from you and then take you to your college for registration. When you check in, you need to give your admission notice, ID card and materials you need to bring in advance to your seniors at the check-in point. They will register you, let you join the class group and the college group, and then tell you what to do next. After the application, I will tell you your dormitory, and even a senior will take you there, and then go to the accommodation office to register and get the key.
Second, accommodation.
After you get the key, you can put your things in the dormitory and get the military training clothes at the place designated by the school. Of course, you may have met your classmates in the dormitory, but it is also possible that they are not in your class, but it doesn't matter. If nothing happens, you will live with them in the next few years, although you may not have classes in the same classroom. You can go with them to get military uniforms, eat together, buy things together, and get familiar with the campus environment. This is also the first time to socialize on campus.
The first day of school is probably the same, because many schools have several days to report for duty, and many students are either far away or not at school because of other things. When the school registration time ends, it means the official start of college life. However, we should pay special attention to the fact that during the first period of school, many people will come to sell you all kinds of things, some of them are your seniors and some are foreigners. Of course, it may be the first wave of campus cards you have met.
Third, the class meeting
By the afternoon of the end of the registration time, all the students in your dormitory are here. You can get to know each other briefly, and then the counselor will inform the class meeting in the group. Of course, the counselor is not necessarily your class teacher. You can only see the true face of the class teacher when you go to the class meeting, but maybe this class teacher is just the class teacher at zero o'clock during your military training, and maybe you won't see him after the military training. After the class teacher introduces himself at the class meeting, he will also let each student introduce himself and then elect the class cadres. Maybe every teacher has different ideas about how to vote. Our class volunteered at that time, which may also be the beginning of university competition. After selecting the class cadres, nothing will happen. You can chat with your classmates and have dinner, and the day is over.
Fourth, military training.
The next day, the military training officially began, and all the freshmen gathered on the playground. The headmaster delivered a speech, the instructor delivered a speech, assigned instructors, and then began the first day of military training. There is nothing to say about military training, just like high school. The only difference is that many seniors and sisters will invite you to join the club before a rest or party. As soon as the military training was over, most of the students got to know each other, and then there was a class meeting. At this time, if your class teacher has not changed, he will formally appoint class cadres according to your performance during military training. If he changes, he may vote for a new class cadre. The freshman class meeting is the same, basically nothing else, because college teachers, unlike your middle school teachers, basically won't interfere with you too much.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) in class
After the class meeting, the counselor or class teacher will ask the class cadres to take some students to get the books, then distribute the class schedule and wait for the next day's class. For classes, unlike middle schools, different majors have different class hours, and the classrooms are not fixed. Almost a subject or a class of subjects is a teaching building. For different classes, you have to go to the designated teaching building and the designated classroom.
In class, most teachers only talk about themselves, and he doesn't care whether you understand or not. Anyway, people just finish what they want to say after a class, then assign homework and tell you when to hand it in, and the study Committee will give it to him then. Another kind, before class, the teacher will enter the classroom in advance, and then call the roll until the formal class. Students who do not arrive will be recorded as late or absent. Of course, even if you are absent or late, the teacher will not tell your parents or class teacher, which has nothing to do with him and does not affect his teaching. Whether you failed in the final exam can only be judged by him. People who fail this course will basically not hand in their homework and will not come to class. There are also some unlucky students who have never been absent from class or late for class, even if they hand in their homework every time. Sometimes they fail the course, but these students will pass the make-up exam in the second semester easily, and the rest is hard to say. Class is like this, day after day, year after year, until graduation.
Sixth, after-school life
Next, talk about life after school. Universities are free, and most of them are adults. You can smoke and drink in your spare time, and then you can do what you want with your classmates or friends in the dormitory, play games, drink milk tea, play basketball, play billiards, pick up girls, chat ... as long as it is something at school, you can enjoy it.
Of course, you can also go in and out of the campus at will, go shopping outside and surf the Internet. Unlike middle schools, universities have no one to check their dormitories. No matter whether you are in the dormitory or not, no one cares what you do in the dormitory. As long as the students in the dormitory don't dislike you, you can do whatever you want. ...
Ordinary life is like this, there is nothing to say. In short, before the final exam, everyone lived a very chic and happy life. As for the final exam, it depends on whether you attend class or not.
But there are also many ambitious students who spend most of their spare time in libraries and study rooms, and many students stay in clubs all day, doing interesting things with like-minded seniors and sisters.
The real college life is like this. I hope those younger brothers and sisters who haven't entered the university will come gently and leave quietly, so as to muddle through. No matter how you live in college, it is good not to fail or make mistakes.