Who can tell me what's the use of getting into a good university? Are all the specialties rubbish? I'm really uneasy about my poor grades.

Getting into a good university has some advantages. First, you can accept a relatively good educational environment. After all, good professors are not everywhere. Secondly, your diploma will look better than others when you graduate. Students from a famous university and a third-rate school will have a slight advantage in competing for the same position. Of course, if you just muddle along after college, then a diploma is nothing. And the current social work experience is very important. Especially in highly competitive positions. Even if you don't go to a good university, if you are sure of your ability and have a plan for the future. Talking about mentality in the same building. I want to remind you that choosing a suitable major is more important than choosing a school. Then it's your attitude that determines everything. Bad grades depend on your specialty. Even if you go to junior college, you can develop your ability by your own specialty and be a cadre in the student union. When looking for a job in the future, the relevant work experience of the school can add points to your resume.