Tell me about your experience and your suggestions.

The so-called freshman does not know that he does not know

Sophomore knows that he does not know

Junior does not know that he does not know

Senior I know what I know

I have just graduated and can be considered a person who "knows what I know", but many of my friends have said it very well and don't talk nonsense.

It feels like you are anxious for yourself, which is good, but there are countless people in college who are anxious for themselves but still fall every day.

You may often play in the dormitory and think about what to do with your studies and life. However, when this kind of thinking finally exceeds your psychological tolerance, you will quickly let yourself get involved in the game. to avoid all this in the plot.

Maybe you don't like games but the above is just an example.

I hope you can seize the chance of college only once. No matter how diverse and rich it is, university is a big "study" after all, and you have to learn it!

Go to bed early and get up early, go to class on time (I admit that it doesn’t matter if you skip some classes, in fact these classes are really suitable for cannon fodder when you are busy with club activities), and do your homework independently.

If you do the above three points, you will definitely be on the scholarship list, believe me.

Study in high school, study one piece of content 100 times, and seek to dig deeper.

Study at university, study 100 pieces of content once, and seek horizontal scope.

Don’t be surprised that many things are very simple during the exam. Do you know who failed the exam? He is the kind of XX who doesn’t read at all and knows nothing about it.

As for English, if you don’t have a good sense of language and a relatively high understanding of language, then learn more vocabulary. As your vocabulary improves, English will be much less difficult. My English mainly depends on my sense of language, and I didn’t review it before CET-4 or CET-6. I’m just lucky, so it’s not worth mentioning, so I won’t say more.

Some words from my heart, I hope you can see it, and I hope your college friends who see this post can see it:

There are many things that you won’t know even if others tell you thousands of times. I understand, because there is no physical pain. When others told me this, I didn’t understand and didn’t take it seriously. I know that you today are just like me back then. It may be in vain, but I still hope that you can discipline yourself and restrain yourself.

In college, the most important thing is to find your own value coordinates. In the past, the value coordinate system in high school was very simple—whoever scored higher was the best. But scores are only a small aspect in college. You can get an average score but study in depth in a certain aspect of your major. For example, those in computer science specialize in programming, those in marketing specialize in marketing projects, and so on. Scores, apart from passing the exam, don't have much meaning.

Find your goal, it can be any goal, and then work towards it step by step to achieve it! Never waste your time. College time is easy to mess around with, don’t let yourself get away with it.

College English mainly relies on self-study, because you can’t learn anything in class (mostly~~). The goal I set for myself is to pass CET4 in December in June of my sophomore year. I passed CET6 (our school doesn’t let me take the freshman exam, which is depressing). Now I’m actively preparing for CET-4. I signed up for a tutoring class, like New Oriental, and it was okay. I usually go to a specialized tutoring class. If you are good at English, you can also take the intermediate or high-level oral exam, which will be very helpful for finding a job in the future. The advice my seniors gave me is that during college, while you still have the energy to study, work hard to take the English exam. Computers and the like, these things can make your future better~~

In short, you first think about what kind of life you want to live, what kind of job you want to have in the future, and then set a plan for yourself A big goal, and then set a small goal every day to urge yourself to learn and improve. If you still have free time, go fall in love or become a student leader or find a tutor. I believe your life will be fulfilling and exciting. .