Is going to college really useless? Now I am 14, aware of the confusion of society. I don't study well now, and I always feel that I don't have the heart to study, so I feel that I have gone to college. First of all, you should understand that learning is not a choice, but your obligation and responsibility; Although you can't choose not to study, you can choose to be wonderful on the road of learning, or you can choose to fail.

For someone who has experienced it,

I think university is a place to learn how to learn, except the basic principles of dealing with others.

Because no matter what subject you study, after graduation, you will feel that what you have learned is basically out of date, and you don't need it or seldom use it in your work and life. You think that what you studied in college is for nothing, but he often ignores that the process of learning these "useless" things by yourself is actually the key to college study. What university teachers give you is just a way of thinking about this kind of question, not the answer to this question, don't you think?

In addition, before the university, we were basically in a state of pure study at school, and we rarely contacted other social contacts and dealt with people. Universities also provide such a platform for our social skills to connect with the real society, so that we will not be flatly rejected as soon as we enter the society. Therefore, various social activities in the university are not to distract you, but to provide you with an internship opportunity before entering the society. Don't shy away, face up to it, in order to shape a complete you.