Senior student of Wuhan University fell to his death. How much pressure do undergraduate graduates have?

Before the mid-1990s, being admitted to a university meant entering an ivory tower, and college students were endowed with unique advantages. As long as you can get into the university, the state will guarantee the distribution, and you will have an iron rice bowl that will never break. Moreover, after taking part in the work, the unit also has a free single dormitory to live in, and after marriage, the unit will also allocate a house to live in. So what college students needed to do at that time was to "turn a deaf ear to what was going on outside the window and concentrate on reading sage books".

Times have changed. Since the mid-1990s, the state has started to implement the employment policy of choosing their own jobs, and college students have no iron rice bowl for life. Therefore, the pressure on college students is increasing. From the first day of entering the university, college students should be prepared for choosing jobs and employment four years later. Therefore, college students should not only learn professional knowledge well, but also improve their abilities and qualities in all aspects. For example, the ability to deal with people, appearance, foreign language ability and talent display may all become important factors affecting employment in the future.

Therefore, college students should recharge their studies and improve themselves in all aspects. I want to accumulate work experience, so I have to participate in various social practices, some of which may be busier than high school. Some students may want to study more deeply in their majors after graduation, so they will study hard for the postgraduate entrance examination. These students will be under greater pressure. Of course, there are also a small number of people who choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination because they escape the pressure of employment.

Before the mid-1990s, going to college was basically at public expense, so there was no need to pay tuition fees, and going to college would not increase the burden on families. Now, there is no such thing as public expense. After entering the university, the annual tuition, accommodation and living expenses range from 1 10,000 to 20,000, which undoubtedly imposes a great burden on families, especially those with poor economic conditions.

Therefore, in order to reduce the family burden, college students from poor families have to work part-time or part-time after studying to earn their tuition and living expenses. This undoubtedly adds a lot of life pressure and psychological pressure to these college students.

And after graduating from college, if you get married and have children, you have to buy a car and a house. Nowadays, the price of this house is so high that many people have to take a look at it. However, these are all problems that college students, especially those who are about to graduate, have to face and consider.

In short, crossing the wooden bridge of the college entrance examination does not mean that life will be smooth sailing in the future, the revolution has not been successful, and students still need to work hard!

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