Netizen: I am a freshman. I took part in the student union work of the school and was busy with various student activities all day. As a result, I failed two subjects in the final exam. Many students around me feel indifferent. Universities don't have to study well, as long as they study well. Other abilities are not good and can't be recognized by everyone. I am very confused about this. I don't know how to deal with the relationship between personal study and student work in universities. Expert: How to spend college life? This is a puzzle that many freshmen have. Some college students "don't listen to things outside the window, just read sage books", turning the university into "senior four" and "senior five"; Some college students understand "university" as "you can play for four years" and turn college life into "muddling along"; Some college students are busy with all kinds of student work and club activities, neglecting their studies, becoming "cadres" but forgetting their "student" status. There are also some college students who can properly handle the relationship between study and extracurricular activities, achieve "bear's paw" and "fish" and spend a colorful college life. Undoubtedly, the last kind of college life is the most worth promoting. Failing two subjects in the final exam of freshmen is by no means indifferent, but should be highly valued. As long as freshmen change their ideas in time and carefully adjust their learning methods and working methods, they can still draw a satisfactory end to their college life. So, how to deal with the relationship between personal study and student work in universities? It is the key to establish a correct concept. As the ancients said, "Read thousands of books and Walk Wan Li Road", it can be seen that reading, learning and practical activities are indispensable, but we should apply what we have learned. In this sense, practical ability is more important. However, it is undoubtedly the wisest choice for college students to make full use of university resources to master systematic and solid professional knowledge and participate in some extracurricular activities selectively, so as to reduce the regret that "books are useless and rarely used" and go further in practice. Because student cadres undertake a lot of student work, study time is inevitably squeezed. In this case, they should learn to study, learn to choose, learn to live, try to balance the relationship between study and student work, and try to be an example to other students. It is suggested that student cadres make adjustments from the following three aspects. Be clear about your role and learn to learn. Student cadres are students first, then "cadres", so we can't put the cart before the horse. The bounden duty of students, especially college students, is not only to obtain academic qualifications, but also to improve their "academic ability"-learning ability. Facts show that student cadres who study well and have strong academic ability have higher prestige and stronger influence when carrying out student work. Moreover, this learning ability is not only a stepping stone for college students to apply for jobs after graduation, but also a "secret weapon" to promote their future career development. Know your interests and learn to choose. Due to the limited time and energy, in the face of heavy student homework or dazzling extracurricular activities, college students must learn to choose and avoid flirting. College students should devote their energy to limited activities according to their own interests and professional orientation, and then go all out to do well. This can not only achieve the purpose of exercising yourself, but also enhance the sense of accomplishment and self-confidence. At the same time, it is also an important embodiment of the comprehensive ability and quality of student cadres. The so-called "give and take, don't give up" is the truth. Manage your time and learn to live. Mathematician Hua once thought that "anyone who has made achievements in his career is a person who is good at using time." College students begin to live independently when they enter their freshman year, so they should learn how to live. Only by managing your time well and learning to "play the piano" can you study and work more efficiently, combine work and rest and improve your quality of life. Student cadres should concentrate on their studies, pay attention to methods and improve efficiency; Make overall plans at work, rationally decompose tasks, clearly demand to exert collective wisdom and strength, and avoid doing everything yourself. College life is beautiful and short, and proper planning will definitely benefit you for life.