In fact, this problem is a common problem for many students during their college years. University is the transition from our family to society. We are often used to our parents being at home. We take care of everything and have no worries about food and clothing. However, many of us leave home and go to college in distant places. Many things that our distant parents can't take care of in time can only be solved by themselves. Because we don't have much experience, we often feel at a loss and confused when things happen.

College must be meaningful, because for many people, college is only once, so try not to have regrets. First of all, I think you know what your goal is after you graduate from college. Simply put, is it a postgraduate entrance examination, a job search or a business venture?

You may still be confused about whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination or not when you are a freshman or a sophomore, and many seniors and sisters may tell you that it is not too late to consider this issue when you are a junior. In fact, it is understandable to say so, but I think you should determine your future direction, whether you want to continue your studies or work early. Postgraduate stage is a further promotion for yourself, and it will also determine your future development direction to a great extent, so the sooner you consider this issue, the better.

If you want to work or start a business directly, you'd better go to the society to experience more and accumulate some experience for your future work. Joining a club is also a good way. You can give full play to your strengths, first join a group, and finally try to be a small leader, which is a good exercise for yourself. You can mobilize your ideas to participate in some entrepreneurial activities and meet some like-minded friends. There are many roads in the future, which one is your choice, but as long as you work hard and keep practicing your flexible brain, you will definitely get something in the end.

In a word, I think a clear goal is the key to solving your problem. Come on, students!