Hello, as a sophomore, let me answer this question. I think that college students' lack of goals and directions is a kind of confused psychology and a normal performance. There is no need to worry too much. Next, I will give you some suggestions based on my own experience, hoping to help you.

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First of all, college students have just graduated from high school, and their way of thinking is still in the high school stage. This is a very normal thing. Besides, because we all have our own goals in high school, the whole class is marching around one goal, that is, getting into a good university. Therefore, driven by the atmosphere, even if you don't know what your future direction is, you know that you should study hard in order to get into college.

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Then, some people may not like learning, or they may just be forced to learn by their parents and teachers, so they just learn passively. When they arrive at university, it is really difficult for them to change from passive learning to active learning without the constraints of teachers and parents. Because of this, they feel confused and don't know what they want to do and what they want in the future, so they will lack a goal and direction.

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Finally, many people don't know what their hobbies are or what they like because they want to get into a good university in high school. When they want to choose a major in the university at once, they always can't find the direction when they want to determine their life goals, and they don't know what they can and want to do. However, this situation is not static. We often say, "Stand at 30, don't be confused at 40, know your destiny at 50, listen at 60, follow your heart at 70, and don't overstep the rules." So don't worry too much about the confusion at this stage, most people have come from this stage.

So to sum up, we should calm down, keep trying new things, increase our experience and horizons, gradually know what we want, and finally determine our own direction and goals.