1. Academic freedom: Many high school students expect more academic freedom in universities, and they can choose their own courses of interest and study their favorite fields in depth.
2. All-round development: In addition to their studies, high school students also expect university life to provide more extracurricular activities and community organizations, so that they can develop in all aspects.
3. New circle of friends: High school life is often closely related to classmates, and universities provide them with opportunities to meet friends from different backgrounds.
4. Independent living: For many people, college is the place where they left home for the first time and began to live independently. They expect to learn self-management and solve problems independently in college.
5. Career planning: High school students expect universities to help them better plan their careers and learn about different career fields through internships and employment guidance.
6. International perspective: Many high school students expect universities to provide a broader international perspective and learn about different cultures and ideas through exchange programs and overseas study.
7. Innovative thinking: High school students expect universities to cultivate their innovative thinking and encourage them to challenge tradition and explore new possibilities.