When a person needs to learn by his own consciousness, many people can't. Besides, there are many temptations in the university. In addition to studying, there will be various societies, and many activities will be overwhelmed, so the focus of learning will of course be less. All these are understandable, and university study is more flexible. As long as you can master the relevant knowledge of your major, fail the exam and count down, you can basically graduate smoothly. Different from purposeful study in high school, high school must work hard and try again if it wants to be admitted to its ideal university. When you go to college, you will lose this goal. Without this goal, you will not be so diligent in your study.
In college, teachers and classmates pay more attention to your interpersonal skills and some of your social skills, not just learning. Getting on well with teachers and classmates is sometimes more important than studying. After all, universities are preparing for going out to work in the future. It takes a lot of practical actions, not reading all the time. Only if you can adapt to this society can you eat when you go out. And when you go out to look for a job in the future, the unit will also look at your actual ability, not your study. If you bury yourself in your studies every day, you won't be so skilled at work, but you will feel like an idiot who studies.
Finally, it is normal for college students not to like learning, which is common in every university, but not to like learning is not learning. College students' own responsibilities are very clear, as long as they have their own abilities.