In two universities. First of all. Your tuition is expensive, but your living environment is not as good as that of a good school. A college has tiles, all bunk beds, a new dormitory, a big campus with cars inside. And in college, you may just live in the wardrobe village, and there is everything on campus, so you don't need to leave school at all. The canteen is also very big, and all kinds of equipment in the school are carefully considered for the students. If you are in the second school. Your school may be small, and it takes several minutes to get to the school gate. The point is that the school has not been completely updated. So your dormitory allocation can only rely on luck. You are lucky to get a good one. Class facilities are not good, such as the blackboard being pumped twice from time to time. Multimedia is as fuzzy as a layer of paper. The gap between school libraries is the biggest. The books in the libraries of two schools have not been updated for a long time. If it's a fast-changing major, give up the library and buy it yourself.
Standing in the second university, the teacher said that strictness is not strict, which is why you have to attend classes, but as for what you do in class, there is no teacher in charge. You are too narrow-minded to understand in class. I started playing when I got back to the dormitory, and I didn't know anything about professional courses. Embarrassed at the stage of learning nothing, I began to worry about the future when I was a freshman, because I didn't know professional courses, but went out to find a job. Those who went to a good university always have more capital than you.
If you don't have the perseverance to be a good person, you can only muddle along in two universities. Going out to work is also hitting a wall everywhere. In the end, my job and major can't match. I hope you can do well in the college entrance examination and enter a good university.