1, study hard and set goals as soon as possible.
My new major is TV, but I really don't like talking in front of the camera, so I didn't study hard in college. Looking back now, I must listen to all the courses I didn't study well at the beginning, and then find my extra interests and favorite majors to prepare for the exam in my spare time.
2, exercise, regular work and rest
When I was in college, I tried to lose weight by eating less, but I didn't want to lose weight voluntarily. I just couldn't get up in the morning, I didn't have time to eat in class, and I didn't want to go downstairs at night, so I stopped eating. After four years, I didn't learn much knowledge or gain weight, but it brought many problems to my body.
3. Strive for a scholarship
Scholarships are not only excellent grades, but also participation in some club activities and classmates. Before, I simply thought that these activities were meaningless. I listened to others' words, didn't participate in any of them, and wasted my time in the dormitory.
4. Plan the direction in advance.
Whether you graduate from the postgraduate entrance examination or continue to work, you must have a perfect plan, instead of rushing to find a job after graduation, wasting your status as a fresh student in vain, and finally unable to find a suitable job, changing jobs and cities, tossing for a long time and wasting two years in vain.
Step 5 develop a hobby
In my freshman year, I liked everything. I studied guitar for two months and liked playing table tennis for five years. I gave up in my junior year, but I liked a lot later, photography, ps, video and English. So most of the time is spent on these things, and as a result, nothing is learned, which is meaningless.
I think we should devote our time to a hobby and stick to it, so that we can learn something, make progress and change the future. If you realize your dream, your life will be more exciting.