First of all, I think it is difficult not to fall. Everyone should want to indulge for a while. . . So you must force yourself to learn by yourself. Don't care too much about what others say about your efforts. When the results come out and the scholarship hits Cary, those people will all be floating clouds. Then you should get in touch with excellent classmates, so that you will have a desire to be excellent. . .

Secondly, about dreams, I basically didn't have dreams when I was a freshman, and I was depressed that I didn't have dreams every day. . . Now I feel that I need to be realistic, and my dreams sometimes don't need to be so far away. For example, you can dream of 600 points in Band 4. Learn to be practical, even utilitarian, and you will not be too depressed.

Finally, about self-control and persistence. I think going to college is not only about learning knowledge, but also an excellent opportunity to change your personality. For example, I never cleaned the room before, but now it is the cleanest in the whole dormitory. The same is true of self-control and persistence. Exercising this will for four years will certainly be of great benefit to you. . .