First, learning is still very important.
In the third year of high school, many teachers will say, "You don't have to study like this when you go to college." In fact, after going to college, you can't relax your vigilance when studying professional courses. It is best not to fail other elective courses, especially those students who want to get scholarships. Grades and rankings are very important. Once you fail the course, you will basically miss the scholarship. It is difficult to fill the knowledge gap of a whole semester in just a few days. If you still want to win a scholarship in such a tight review time, you can only wish you good luck.
Second, ensure effective social interaction.
After entering the university, everyone will join various student organizations and get to know more people. But many times these people are just friends praised by their friends, and they don't really help themselves. Therefore, it is more meaningful to learn how to socialize effectively, exchange more professional-related things with seniors and sisters of the same major, or learn from students who have more internship experience and better study.
Third, learn something that interests you.
College time is much easier than high school, so you can use some spare time to learn things you wanted to learn before but didn't have time to learn. For example, my roommate taught herself pr in college, which not only won many prizes in the competition, but also gave her the opportunity to cooperate with her favorite teacher and even found a different way to find a job than others.
Fourth, you can try to fall in love.
You don't have to fall in love during college, but if you meet someone you like and the other person is single, you may wish to pursue it boldly. After all, these four years may be the last chance for campus love. Don't hesitate to meet a warm-hearted t a! Even if we finally break up, we can learn something from it and gradually become mature.