I am now a sophomore in college, studying process equipment and control engineering. I have been very confused recently. Please give me your opinion.

Let me talk about my experience as a person who has experienced it. The most important thing in a university is not the student union or club that advocates at all...it is extracurricular time, prepared for one's own hobbies and interpersonal communication. The most important thing during university is The important thing is to study! Ranking in the top three majors in all four years of university is much more convincing than those singing competitions, debate competitions and so on. Regardless of whether you decide to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you must learn these three courses well: fluid mechanics, mechanical basics, and chemical engineering principles! Otherwise, you will regret it to the point of tears in your senior year.

I think you can get into student unions and associations, but not close. You can get into one or two clubs, but it’s okay if you don’t. The employer won’t look at you when recruiting after graduation! Certificates related to professional skills must be obtained! !

As for what you said about going to the library and reading more books outside of class...even those who are good at studying can't do this. In fact, you can participate in clubs and competitions after school, which mainly cultivates your interpersonal skills and skills, and learns to observe people's behavior and treat others. This is the key point!

In short, don’t be confused, you are only a sophomore. Employers look more at your performance rankings and words and deeds, and those complicated resumes are just embellishments. I hope you can return to professional studies. If you take the postgraduate entrance examination, you will have better development opportunities in Beijing and Tianjin. I hope this helps. to you!