What should sophomores do that are meaningful and they won t regret later?

It is recommended not to look for the other half, college students are studying in college, not going to college to play, college is a transition period between student times and society, or learning skills well, working hard not to be eliminated, this is what you will not regret.

You can't live without books for a day, you must read books.

What makes sense, you ask? It depends on what you want.

Blindly participate in activities, find a girlfriend, and do a lot of things. I don't know my life ideals and career plans at all. Those can only be considered hobbies.

Know what you want, and you know what to do without thinking.

In my sophomore year, I suggest that the first task is to pass English level 4 and computer science level 3! As for playing games, reading books, participating in events. There's time for it!

The sophomore year should be well-rounded. Study, love, and work have all made progress. There are a lot of things decided in the sophomore year, and if you haven't joined the party yet, do a good job of joining the party in your junior year to avoid trouble in your senior year.

Try to take those level exam certificates, so that when you reach the third year, you plan to take the postgraduate examination, and you can concentrate on the postgraduate examination. Good luck!

Let's fall in love.

Although it can't be said that college love is necessarily pure, at least it's better than stepping into society.

No matter what the result is, at least I will not regret it.

But. Love is very expensive, and you have to control your own proportions. After all, you're still using your parents' money.

Finally, I wish you happiness.

After passing the fourth or sixth level, you must learn English well, and you must also learn professional courses well, hehe, don't eat, drink, and have fun too often, wasting time.

My advice to you is:

I'm not much in favor of doing work-study.

Thrifty study, instead of having those time, it is better to find more opportunities to intern, use the winter and summer vacations, try to find some internships related to the major, accumulate some work experience, and be of great use for finding a job in the future! Now many of us in the 4th year are worried about the lack of work experience and the blank resume. You can use more spare time to learn more about what you are interested in, and I hope that I can study deeply.

There are also professional courses, don't fall behind, and don't have subjects that need to be retaken, and try not to fail the courses, these will seriously affect your future employment! Of course, if you still have time, join some clubs and make more friends. Finally, if you have the opportunity to be a class leader!

Don't give up, the more you will find that the class leader is very, very popular when he is employed, for example, there are more opportunities than others, and the school often introduces some class cadres to the unit!

If you want to take the graduate school entrance examination, you can prepare for the second semester of your sophomore year, because you can take the exam in your junior year, so you should give it a try.

Participate in more club activities, don't always play games, stay in the dormitory and watch**.

The second-level certificate in computer science should be examined, and there are also fourth- and sixth-level certificates.

Learn professional knowledge, exercise communication skills, and talk about a (male) girlfriend.

I am currently a sophomore, and a month has passed, and I have a lot of plans at the beginning of the semester, such as learning English well this semester and passing the sixth grade in December. Self-taught Japanese. Wake up early for a run.

And many more....However, I didn't do anything because I procrastinated, I had no interest in my major, I didn't attend classes and I didn't do anything meaningful. So my advice is to overcome procrastination and do what comes to mind, thinking about the consequences, of course. And don't think without learning, you will die.

But first, you have to be able to really get over procrastination.

Hello: There are many things you can do in your sophomore year: first:

If you want to take the graduate school entrance examination, you should pay close attention to the basic courses of professional courses, such as English such as high mathematics, and learn about the professional courses of the school you want to apply for in advance. If you want to keep the research, continue to get scholarships, certificates, and awards. If you want to take the civil service exam, you can take it with you to expand your knowledge.

Second, many schools require graduation to pass CET-4 or CET-6. When recruiting, some companies will also ask for the English score of level 6, so take advantage of the residual heat of the third year of high school to hurry up and pass the English level 4 and 6 in the freshman and sophomore year. At the same time, the second level of the computer is also the best, you have the second level of this thing that no one else has, you don't have anyone else, understand?

As the head of the upper department, there is an advantage in the evaluation of awards, and it belongs to student cadres, and some enterprises require: excellent organizational ability, and school-level cadres are preferred. Being a minister can also be familiar with the event planning process, which is very helpful for honing oneself.

You can also learn to start a business!

Fourth: Spend more time in the library and learn professional knowledge. Some school competitions, provincial competitions, and national competitions are brought to participate.

For college students, the gold content is still okay, such as the electronic design competition of science and technology. Some schools also have scientific research projects, and you can follow teachers, seniors, undergraduate and graduate students, and follow them. Fifth:

If you have time to learn some specialties, take advantage of the community, learn calligraphy and painting, musical instruments, etc., and you can also make a show on behalf of the department in the future. The above are the things you can do in your sophomore year, and I hope it can help you!

First of all, you really want to work hard and take action for it, otherwise nothing will work. Do you want to determine your direction, do you want to do development? Test?

Devise? Or be a teacher or do something else. If you're not sure what you're going to do in the future, just be honest and follow your professional settings, look at every subject, and spend more time on computer basics and language classes, as well as courses you like (relatively don't hate).

Or if you have your own direction, then it's easy to do, just study hard, don't know how to learn, just see how Xueba learns, others don't necessarily tell you the method, but what books he reads, what he does, you will find out yourself. Or ask the teachers more, there are dozens of teachers in an academy, and there are always one or two reliable ones. No matter how bad it is to ask online, there will be a learning order.

It's a lot, but it's not really fixed. You can travel, you can volunteer, you can. The most useful thing is to take good classes and read more books.

Because of work, I don't have this state of mind to read a lot. As for playing games, it is impossible not to play a game, but try to control it, because this hobby is very time-consuming, especially online games, and in the end, a lot of time (and possibly money) is spent and nothing is gained.

In my sophomore year, a friend of mine began to change the common patterns of college such as the Internet in his freshman year, shopping, and copying homework, and became a top student. Therefore, it is not a problem to wake up sooner or later, and I hope you can meet a good partner and a number of good teachers.

If you are single, don't think about falling in love, if you are already talking, you should be together, and if it is not suitable, make a decision as soon as possible. I won't fail a course like me, and it's more difficult to excel in the exam, and the goal of this semester is to get closer to my grades. Clear their direction, I was born in a double non-school school, I want to take the postgraduate examination, but the family's economic strength is not very good, and finally I hesitated, before my father said that he would insist on my study, but I really don't want them to work so hard, undergraduate tuition is expensive, if you really decide to take the exam, you will devote yourself to it.

If the family is not good, you must work hard, don't be affected by the environment, and go with the flow to be a mediocre person. But this is really my inner thoughts at the moment, I don't know how much it costs to go to graduate school, I only know that my ability is limited, and the only thing that can be reached is: take care of yourself and don't let your parents worry about it.

Cultivating interest and ability to learn, since you can be admitted to university, there is no problem with learning ability, the important thing is to change your attitude. With attitude, there is everything. Don't stay in the dormitory, go outside more, it doesn't matter what you want to do, as long as you keep doing it, you will have memories of college, it can be sports, it can be competitions, and of course it can be studying.

You have to remember that there is absolutely nothing wrong with learning more. When there is nothing to do, go to the library, read more books, and see more people who are working hard. College students should have their own judgments and ideas, think more about the things they encounter, and be worthy of themselves in the four years of college.

All in all, it is definitely meaningful to be self-conscious, self-motivated, and read more books.

Look at the major....Liberal arts pay attention to opportunities, science, engineering and medicine focus on professional courses...

Study well and cultivate an interest in meeting positive people.