How to study well in college, and how to study well in college?

The things you learn in college are wide and varied, so if you want to really learn something, you have to find a goal for yourself, and deepen it on the basis of a wide range of universities, so that you will have a little advantage in the future, whether it is a graduate school entrance examination or a job. The library is very important, develop the habit of studying easily, remember, it is a habit! Be sure to put a few good books next to your pillow and in your bag, make a plan, read as much as you want, and read them when you have time, and over time, you will find that you have read a lot of books before you know it.

Also, don't just pursue quantity, college is different from high school after all, there is no need to make yourself so nervous, you have to think about reading, the content of the book is useful to you, it will make you have those feelings, don't do those simple excerpts and notes in college, write some feeling notes, it is more useful.

Well, that's all, senior sister wishes you a fulfilling and regretless college life!

Make it a habit to go to the library and study room, and strictly demand the time of self-study every night, and don't be late for class and leave early, and make friends and exercise at other times, you can relax.

University is a relatively relaxed place, it is easy to learn well, and it is even more difficult to slack off yourself, the key is your self-control, set a goal for yourself, step by step, it is best to find a few like-minded friends to supervise and encourage each other, it is a better way, come and talk about it.

College life and high school life can be said to be completely different, and some students relax after arriving at college and get their own graduation certificates.

That's it, professional knowledge is not learned, every day is muddy, this is a big mistake, as a sophomore, I want to share some of my learning experience, you can refer to it!

1. Listen carefully in class, take notes carefully, you can bring different colors of pens to hook out the key points, notes should be written clearly, you can flip through more notes if you don't know how to do it, try not to bring a mobile phone, if you bring a mobile phone, it is impossible to control yourself not to touch the mobile phone at all, some students go to class in the last row of the classroom wearing headphones and start playing games, in the university teacher will not supervise your learning, you want to learn to learn, you don't want to learn the teacher doesn't care, as long as you don't affect the teacher's class, if you want to be responsible for yourself, If you are responsible for your parents, you will study hard, and the tuition fees for college are paid by your parents, and every class you take costs money.

Second, it is very important to set goals and set a suitable goal for yourself, you don't have to force yourself to do more every day, you can complete your goals, and the rest of the time you can relax and relax, go out for a walk, and put a lot of pressure on yourself is not conducive to physical and mental health, for example, when we are freshmen, we can prepare for the fourth and sixth level English exam.

We set a goal of "memorizing ten words every morning and doing an English reading in the evening", with a goal, we have the motivation to take action, set a goal to work hard to complete, don't keep procrastinating, do today's work today, don't keep thinking about doing it tomorrow, tomorrow after tomorrow, tomorrow is so much!

Third, go to the library to study, each university has its own library, it is unrealistic to study in the dormitory after class, after all, the dormitory can not completely achieve a quiet environment, the environment in the library must be quiet, which helps us to think for ourselves, you can prepare a headset by yourself, you can look at the information on the Internet when you don't understand, here we have to get used to loneliness, most of the time your friends and your thoughts are different.

After entering the university life from high school life, the learning environment and living atmosphere have undergone great changes, I believe that many students are at a loss for the new college life, and they are at a loss for what to do, the university life is more colorful than that of high school, and compared to finding a job after graduation, there is more time for self-control to learn skills, so we must make full use of this wonderful and free life. Here are a few tips that I hope will help you adapt to your new life and prepare for a better version of yourself.

1. Don't waste your time in the dormitory, go out to make new friends, participate in a variety of clubs, and meet friends from different majors, which has a great effect on expanding your horizons and broadening your contacts in different fields.

Second, there are many courses to learn in college life, if the direction of future employment is the content of the major, then the professional courses must be listened to well, carefully take key notes, and must review more before the exam, and the excellent results of the professional courses will play a great role in the future in this industry; Other elective courses and public courses should also be listened to with the attitude of expanding their horizons and learning knowledge in different fields.

Third, we must understand what we really need, the general direction must be right, if you are blind to your future, it is recommended to start with the study of professional courses, after all, excellent grades will be a highlight in the future resume.

That's all I've shared, I hope it helps!

If your goal is to work in your profession:

I assume that you are not a management major, and you should try to do as well as possible if you can't fail the course, and then add a little community experience, and if you don't have community experience, you can take the experience of class cadres instead. If you are a science and engineering major, you also need to mix the laboratory from the sophomore year onwards and hug the thighs of the seniors and professors. Management majors, on the other hand, place more emphasis on community experience.

If your goal is to work in another industry: your grades should still be good, because many HR people can't learn about your learning ability in a short recruitment, so they often use grades as a criterion, so you can't at least fail the course. Then go to the recruitment website to see the job requirements of this industry, and allocate your time appropriately to learn (other professional knowledge) or participate in club activities.

If your goal is to take the postgraduate examination: you don't need to take the certificate, you need to study English first, and it is particularly difficult to take the postgraduate English examination. Professional knowledge can't be left behind, and then you can start preparing for the graduate school entrance examination from the beginning of your junior year, and there is no need to join a club.

If your goal is to study abroad: read English, read English, read English, read English. Study hard and brush up on GPA, try to get 90 in each subject.

Participate in clubs appropriately (it's okay not to participate, foreign graduate students don't pay more attention to club experience than foreign undergraduates, after all, they do research).

If your goal is to start a business: don't say anything, join the club first, and get to know the elites of your school with strong comprehensive quality, who may become your inspiration**, partners, learning partners or subordinates. Learn all kinds of related knowledge online, and you can start a business in your junior or even sophomore year, and your grades are good as long as you don't fail the course.

If your target is a civil servant: this is the only road I haven't touched on, but from my observations of the classmates around me, ......It seems that as long as the junior or senior year revises, it will be fine.

That's basically it, and I hope you can decide on the direction in your freshman year. If there's anything else I haven't covered, I really don't have the experience to help you. In addition, if you can't make a decision so early, I recommend that you aim to learn English and your major as your current goal, because these two points seem to be very helpful in most directions.

The premise is to have a strong concentration, in college teachers will not be the same as high school to urge learning, but some teachers will ask about the situation every few Mondays, so at this time you have to study hard by yourself, and you can't give up your own learning situation because of others.

When you can finally let go of the burden of the college entrance examination and start to really chase your dreams; When you are finally able to leave the familiar family life environment and participate independently in a group and social life that may be unfamiliar; When you can finally stop simply learning or simply memorizing the theoretical knowledge in books, but have the opportunity to learn the theory and practice it at the same time; When you can finally stop having your parents do everything in your life and study, you will have enough freedom to deal with everything you encounter in your life and study. In the face of such a colorful and free university, what do you take to face learning and growth?