1. Academic pressure: University courses are usually more in-depth and complicated, and students need to face higher academic requirements and test pressure. At the same time, the freedom in college life has also increased, and students need to learn self-management and time management to balance their academic and personal lives.
2. Social difficulties: In college life, students come from different regions and cultural backgrounds, so it may be difficult to establish contact and make friends with new classmates. In addition, the competition and interpersonal relationship in college life will also bring some pressure to students.
3. Economic pressure: The cost of college life is usually high, including tuition, accommodation and living expenses. For some students with poor family economic conditions, economic pressure may become a major problem they face.
4. Mental health problems: In college life, students are faced with various pressures and challenges, such as academic pressure, interpersonal problems and future employment. These pressures may cause some students to have mental health problems, such as anxiety and depression.
5. Health problems: In college life, students' lifestyle and eating habits may change, which may lead to some health problems, such as lack of exercise and bad eating habits.
6. Career planning: In college life, students need to start thinking about their career planning and future development direction. However, due to lack of experience and information, some students may face confusion and uncertainty in career choice.