What is the real college life like?

Different people have different experiences. According to my observation, there are several different lifestyles in universities:

The first one is the students whose goal is to study hard or protect their own research from the beginning. These students are basically going back and forth in classrooms, laboratories, canteens and dormitories for four years. They listen carefully in class, finish their homework after class, and go to the laboratory or library to study without class. They have firm goals and excellent results. They take an active part in various competitions and are the winners of various scholarships. University scholarships are very generous, and the better the school, the more bonuses there are. Their efforts in the first three years of college will make them stand out in the postgraduate entrance examination and job hunting in senior three.

The second type is students who have accumulated a lot of social experience in college for four years. They are also busy with various part-time internships. Through a large number of part-time internships, they can achieve economic independence during their college years and find a good job with rich practical experience in their senior year. This kind of students' grades are generally not too outstanding, but their independent spirit is worth learning by many college students.

Third, students who are busy with the work of the student union. This kind of students have excellent management performance in student unions, clubs and other student organizations, but their academic performance is not very high because they spend too much time on student work. Generally, after graduation, apply for management positions or civil servants.

The fourth kind of students, after leaving the high-intensity study in high school, let themselves drift, take revenge for fun, skip classes, play mobile phones in class, and perfunctory study, resulting in many subjects failing and finally delaying.

The last one is the most common student life in college. Feeling sleepy, I finally finished my morning class for an hour or two. Go to the dining hall after class, go back to the dormitory to brush video chat, take a nap, and continue the class for several hours in the afternoon. The teacher is watching PPT above, and the students are wandering below, not knowing what to eat before class. My study is neither bad nor bad. I take part in student activities occasionally. When I have nothing to do, I spend most of my time in the dormitory, playing games, reading novels, brushing videos and so on. And find a similar job in my senior year.

The above is my observation of the real college life of different students around me during my college life.