Ay... There are so many college students now。。。。。 I envy them so much??

Well. For the record, I'm a college student.

What's so good about college students right now? In school, every day I only know how to study better, save money, no, I don't know how to make money, I don't know how to gain a foothold in society, I don't know how to give full play to my strengths...Nothing.

If you want skills but no skills, you need qualifications but no qualifications, and you have to rely on your parents to survive, this kind of college career is beginning to be disgusted by our generation. Now is not the previous era of distribution, and being admitted to university means having an iron job bowl. College students in the era of market economy are the cheapest.

What is there to envy for college students?

Self-esteem is high, eyes are high, and the hand is low, and it is useless to be a scholar.

There is nothing to envy, most of the college students in society now are waste materials.

It also wastes the family's money and makes a hard offering.

Don't say that, a lot of college students work hard.

There's nothing to envy, I'm a college student myself, but I have to say that many people go to college with a lower quality.

Envy and don't work hard, and send boring questions every day.

What is there to envy, not the same as unemployment.

What is there to envy college students, some of them are not as good as migrant workers after graduating now!

Then try your own hard to get in.

First, being a college student is very advantageous when applying for a job. Many companies want to hire people with college degrees because they believe that college students will be better suited to the work environment and tasks as they improve their academic knowledge, professional skills, and ability to innovate. In addition, some companies will also offer better salaries and benefits packages to college students when hiring to attract and retain top talent.

Second, being a college student is also very advantageous in terms of social aspects. College students have more opportunities to participate in various social activities, such as campus organizations, societies, competitions, etc. These activities can help them meet more people, expand their social circle, and lay the foundation for future careers.

In addition, college students often have a wider social network that can provide them with buried jobs, internships, or other opportunities.

Third, being a college student also gives people more freedom and opportunities to take better control of their lives and futures. During their time at university, students are exposed to a wide variety of disciplines and fields, can choose a major that interests them, and are constantly exploring their potential and abilities in their studies and research. In addition, college students can participate in internships, volunteer work, social services, and other activities, which can help them better understand society and their career choices.

Overall, college status is useful in some cases, but it doesn't mean that college students are guaranteed to be successful. Ultimately, success depends on a number of factors, including individual ability, effort, and opportunity.

Envy should be, of course I believe that the level of education is not equal to the level of achievement. However, when you first enter employment, your academic qualifications determine the scope and level of work you can work in. Different educational backgrounds, the level of work and salary of initial employment are different, and of course there is an intersection between levels.

The annual wage survey also shows that people with high education have higher average work experience than those with low education. The university gives you at least a diploma, and with this diploma, you are eligible to apply for jobs in those large companies and ** institutions. If they do not go to university, most children in rural areas have to go home to farm or become migrant workers. Kids in the city will make parents worry about your future.

When it comes to doing business and being a boss, don't be blushing because someone who hasn't gone to school is a boss. Because even if you go to college, you can still choose to be a business and a boss.

In college, all interpersonal relationships have to be handled by yourself. Although the school is simpler than society, it is already quite complex. The relationship between classmates, roommates, teachers and students, men and women, wealth and poverty, cadres, superiors and subordinates, and cadres and masses requires brains and ability to handle these relationships well.

Your experience and lessons in dealing with relationships in school will help you go out into society.

KnowledgeThrough going to university, you have gained a lot of knowledge and met classmates from all over the world. Students from rural areas have seen the modernization of big cities and the richness and diversity of the world of flowers. Through the children in the countryside, the students in the city also learned about the customs and customs of various parts of the country.

You get to know a lot of great classmates and some excellent teachers, and you will learn a lot from them. This broadens your horizons, your horizons, your heart, and your path to the future.