Don't say that undergraduates look down on junior college students, even you look down on junior college students. This is the root of the problem. You think that undergraduates in the school look down on junior college students, which is just your own subjective assumption. In your mind, undergraduates look down on junior college students, but I think you have a kind of psychology of sour grapes. You feel inferior. This kind of situation is not uncommon, and it is found in our school book 1 and book 3. At a campus job fair, a company interview was open to all college students, and everyone had equal opportunities. The first sentence a junior three student said in the past was: Do you want Kexin College? The interviewer also asked with a puzzled face, isn't Kexin College from this school? It feels amazing. Why expose your shortcomings? Has anyone asked you? This is your inferiority complex, and you look down on your performance.

There are people who look down on junior college students as undergraduates, just as some famous universities look down on our ordinary universities. Undergraduate education is high, and junior college students must be promoted to undergraduate courses to get the same diploma as undergraduates. In other words, you are at a lower level, even if you have strong ability, it is easy to be looked down upon by others. Take a particularly simple example: When playing the glory of the king, when diamonds meet platinum, they will look down on platinum and think that platinum is not good, but platinum is sometimes better than diamonds. In the same way, at what level you decide what others think of you.

A direct reason why undergraduates look down on junior college students is that they behave differently. Undergraduate students are relatively better. They may soak in the library and take part in some competitions or something, but their specialty is playing games. This is people's consistent cognition, so undergraduates have no dregs, and junior college students have no great gods. No, it's just that people don't care about some details when commenting.