Senior two is very confused. What should I do?

The second year of high school is a critical period, and it is normal for all kinds of pressures to strike and be confused. In this case, don't panic, don't be depressed, and calmly analyze the problem.

First of all, you have to figure out what kind of future you want. Do you want to be a soldier or go to college? If you want to be a soldier, you don't need to study hard in the college entrance examination like others. Of course, if you want to be a soldier, you should be prepared in advance. You should make sure that your body meets the requirements of conscription and other conditions can be met. You must be at least 95% sure before you can make up your mind to take this road.

If you want to enter the university, you should have a specific goal. If you want to enter one or two universities, you'd better decide which one, so that you can be more motivated to struggle. Similarly, you should consider your actual ability comprehensively, don't aim too high and don't underestimate yourself. You can set a goal slightly higher than your ability and work hard while you are young. If you pass the exam, even if you fail, these efforts will not be in vain. If you aim high, you will be in the middle, but if you seek middle, you will be low.

Secondly, when you are a sophomore in liberal arts, you should study literature or science. On the one hand, we should consider our own preferences, on the other hand, we should consider whether we are good at this subject. You can discuss this problem with the teacher, after all, he knows your study very well.

Then, it is a professional problem. If you have special skills, consider whether to take the professional route to enter a professional college in the future. In this case, you need relatively few cultural classes, but you must ensure that your professional level is excellent. If you don't have special skills, it's ok for senior two to choose a crash major, which is a shortcut for students who don't get good grades in culture classes and want to enter the university. Accelerating the major requires a certain talent and foundation, and requires greater efforts than other special students. You should be prepared for this.

Don't let yourself be lonely when you are confused. Talk to parents, seniors or teachers and listen to their opinions. Their experience will give you great inspiration.