What has the university taught us? What has college taught us?

When I was a freshman, I was very confused.

As mentioned above, I'm very busy but I don't know what to do.

Joining the photography department to take pictures and taking pictures, it is all because of hobbies and responsibilities.

But for those who don't like it.

The feeling of seconds like years.

In the first half of your freshman year, you should be like me, looking forward to the student council, the school dormitory, and so on.

But in less than two months, you will find that it is different from what you imagined, and those realistic words such as "shady", "interests", "interpersonal relationships", "social" and so on will appear in your life.

At first, I couldn't accept this kind of thing, so I avoided it at that time, and liked to do my own thing, painting in a daze and participating in activities. Working hard for those moral education points, intellectual education points, and sports points, I also began to gradually think:

Time slows down.

I don't want to grow up so quickly.

Past. Join the new ** in your freshman year.

At that time, the new ** had not yet been divided into three departments.

I really don't think it's a loss at all to join this department.

Because it's independent of the student union, there's not so much going on, and it's also because it's here.

In short, there are three more skills to get

I've always liked to try new things, curious or helpful in the future, because I'm a big believer in the saying that skills don't weigh you down. I have a deep understanding of the need to thank my high school tablemate Crescent Moon for a sentence that I once said to me that benefited me a lot, he said: "I usually want to try things I like, at least I understand, as long as you don't cross the line, when your horizons are broadened, you will naturally know what to do".

In the past, I kept trying, even if I was confused.

In college, I sold things, made chocolates, didn't care about my parents asking for money, went to Harbin to use what I earned, bought things in micro-business, and sometimes I could have a lot left over even if I bought things normally for a semester, ate and drank, and worked part-time.

I didn't know what to do, so for now, I tried to do it, little by little.

Of course, it's all because I don't like my major. So I try to study as hard as I can, but I hate chemistry very much, and I try to do it.

can read, college classmate Wang Mingqiang (our strong brother thief 6 can learn martial arts well, and is quite steady, and occasionally even beats the king) once said on stage when the club held an event: "When you read too many books, your comprehension ability will naturally rise, and your thinking will begin to be different from others".

What has the university taught us? I think the university has brought me not only the accumulation of knowledge, but also the psychological grinding, I changed my major in my freshman year, and I have to learn a lot of new majors, I still remember a professional course called big data distributed processing, learning this course to build a Linux virtual machine, I spent nearly two weeks on my computer to build the virtual machine to the point where it can be used, the most grinding thing is that there are many versions of the virtual machine, the instructions between different versions are not the same, the teacher did not specifically ask for a certain version, I don't know how many times I searched for information on CSDN and the blog garden, and I don't know how many times I am one step away from success, because an unsolvable problem has to be overturned and restarted, this experience has had a great impact on my psychology, and I have also developed a certain ability to resist pressure, which I think is more important than knowledge.

As long as this interface is distributed, it will be successful.

The university taught us a lot of social knowledge, he told us to be tactful in dealing with people, to speak and do things tactfully, to pay attention to the feelings of others, to know how to respect others, to work hard for their dreams, to know how to be independent, to have a confident and brave heart.

The university taught me to be independent, to live alone in a strange city, and I had to learn to be independent so that I could plan my life.

The cultivation of personality, have your own thinking, don't be led by others. Be able to judge who is valuable and worthy of deep friendship, who is just a friend, and who is just a classmate. There is also learning to be generous, learning to let go, looking down on all the unsatisfactory things in life (remember everything, not the things you think can be more serious are really worth being more serious), and don't have any sense of superiority (this is low-key).

It is very important to have a heart that is tolerant, understanding, respectful, and able to endure all intolerable things in the university.

Learn to take the initiative. I remember that the senior who took our class told us at the beginning of the semester that the teacher is a stranger to all the new students, and the work in the class must be done actively, so that the teacher can know you and apply for the class committee to be familiar with you. This is not to say that everyone should be the class committee, after all, it is really not easy to work between teachers and classmates, and it is very tiring.

Just say, be proactive. For example, there is a science and technology competition this semester, and it is difficult for us to create a project without professional knowledge in our freshman year, but some students took the initiative to contact professional teachers (teachers have many large and small projects in their hands) to give them guidance, and the project was successful, which is quite powerful.

Learn to take care of yourself, exercise, college classmates may go their separate ways after graduation, but we also have to be sincere, family is the most important person, the university is close to home, you can have time to go back and see, work hard to learn a skill that will settle down in the future, not be unemployed after graduation, work hard to make money, for a better life.

College was the most important turning point in my life, and it felt like I had been reborn in college. A very naïve rural girl, dressed in dirt, went to school, hardly communicated with others, could not make friends, only to please others. Now occasionally some people say that I am a goddess, a graduate student in a 985 school, and I have a good relationship with my classmates and good friends.

The most important thing that university has taught me is to be confident, not to care too much about other people's opinions, and to have your own goals.

The friends around you may not bring you any benefits, but they will affect your pattern. The most comfortable and decadent days in college are staying in the dormitory with roommates all day long, skipping classes and chasing dramas, living empty days and thinking that everyone is the same. Escape from your comfort zone, get out of the dormitory and out of school, participate in club activities, various competitions, and make good and thoughtful friends.

Take advantage of the summer vacation to go out for social practice, go to a good company for an internship, and plan for the future.

Never wait for an opportunity Opportunity is earned on your own. When you see some competitions, as long as you are interested, give them a try. No one knows you anyway, so it's always good to exercise more, and later you'll find out that you're different from those who always stay in the dorm and play on their phones.

College is a place to enrich yourself, not a place for you to fall. Try to be yourself, don't wait, and be active in everything you do.

I think that university has taught us professional knowledge, and it is easier to find a good job after entering the society.

The ability to learn is more important than studying, and learning the right study methods and developing the right study habits will not only help you improve your grades, but also benefit you in the future. Whether it is a graduate school entrance examination or a job, there are really too many moments that require us to study on our own, and having the ability to learn can save you time and improve efficiency.

College life has taught us to learn to be human beings and learn to do things.

It's not that important to be gregarious, everyone else is in love, everyone else is skipping class, everyone else is playing games, and everyone else starts reading books the day before exams. No matter what others are doing, concentrate on doing your own thing, don't change your course in order to fit in, slow down your pace, and be yourself.

For the first time in my life, I studied in a foreign land. Away from my parents, I need to do a lot of things by myself. College has made me more self-reliant.

The purpose of the university is to allow students to receive a higher level of education, cultivate students' professional skills and knowledge, and more importantly, let students form a clearer direction and self-awareness in life, and have a deeper understanding and thinking in their minds. Here are some of the things a college education can teach college students:

1.Academic ability: The content and requirements of university courses are more challenging, and university education can help students improve their academic ability, develop a more systematic way of thinking, broaden their horizons, and master more systematic knowledge.

2.Social competence: University life involves a variety of social situations, and participation in academic, cultural, athletic, and political activities helps students build reliable relationships and explore different cultures, languages, and social environments.

3.Organized and responsible: The high requirements of university education and environment can cultivate students' ability to think independently, be organized, take responsibility, better understand themselves, gradually clarify their career goals and know how to achieve them.

4.Practical ability: University courses often involve the tasks involved in the practical work of the Zao people, such as course design, internships, projects, research, etc., aiming to provide students with a more professional and in-depth knowledge system, cultivate students' better practical ability, and lay an important support for future career development.

5.Humanistic literacy: The curriculum of university education not only covers science and technology, but also includes philosophy, history, culture, art, politics and other fields.

To sum up, the purpose of university is not only to improve the difficulty of employment, but also to cultivate students' professional skills and knowledge, help students better understand themselves and the external environment, and become a more confident, responsible and outstanding person in the process of exploring their potential, discovering their own values and life direction.

University is an important period for a person's growth, not only a place to learn knowledge, but also an important stage for exercising one's ability to overcome one's skills and shaping one's self-worth. Here's what I think college students can learn in college:

1.Learning knowledge and skills: A university is a place with a strong academic culture and abundant educational resources, and students can acquire professional knowledge and practical skills through classroom learning, practical activities and research projects.

2.Shaping Personality and Values: As college students grow up in college, they are exposed to peers from different regions and backgrounds, and this communication can have a profound impact on the formation of their personality and values.

In addition, the University will strengthen students' sense of civic responsibility and social awareness through educational and social practice activities.

3.Cultivating innovative thinking skills: Scientific research projects and laboratory practices in universities require students to have innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, so that students can be more suitable for the future workplace or scientific research field.

4.Develop communication and collaboration skills: In universities, students interact with classmates, professors, and social groups, as well as work as a team in hands-on activities and research projects.

These experiences help students develop their communication and collaboration skills, as well as improve their interpersonal skills.

Students can participate in various extracurricular activities, club organizations or internships to expand their horizons and experience, and enhance their ability to think independently.

In short, university is an important period of learning and growth, as college students not only need to learn professional knowledge and skills, but also need to develop innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, shape self-worth and a sense of civic responsibility, and also need to expand their horizons and enrich their experiences. These are very important qualities for a person, and they are indispensable abilities in the future workplace and social life.

College life is always very nostalgic, and whenever I think of college life, many people suddenly look back and recall those happy and carefree days.

University has taught many people to be chic, taught many people to struggle, and is also the beginning of many people's maturity. Youth is always so young, but the years have changed and the people who want to shoot the stubble, it is like a landscape, when you have experienced it, you will know that this scenery is so young, so frivolous ......

Do you remember the moment you met; Do you remember the trip you agreed to go on after graduation? Do you remember the little ...... you walked in school?

Many people think that the feelings in college will slowly transform into material reality from the day they graduate from college. Yes, slowly we will all find that those beautiful visions are fading little by little, and the pressure of reality is increasing.

So, did you fall in love in college, and what did that love teach you? Is it blissful sweetness, or is it a little bitter?

I think that before and after college is a secant line. Feelings, it is appropriate to meet a person who makes you feel comfortable, and he can affect his future life because of feelings.

Giving is not always rewarding.

I think so, it's best if two people are right together, even if it's not pretty.

I learned to cherish it, but she is no longer by my side......

Taught me :

First, never fall in love because of loneliness;

second, falling in love without a foundation, no matter how romantic and beautiful it is, it is a mirage;

Third, moving is not liking, let alone exaggerating into love;

Fourth, we can't blindly accommodate and get used to one person.

The right is still the best after all, what you like is not necessarily the right one, if you just like it, don't say it's love.