I am very confused after entering the university, and I am confused when I first step into the unive

Hello Rhubarb!

Don't be confused anymore, although life is short, there is still a long, long road ahead.

The meaning of life lies in dedicating oneself and serving others, in burning oneself and illuminating others, in the final analysis, in order to have a better life in the future, and strive to learn, live, serve and repay the society. Don't live a confused life anymore, find the purpose of life, and work hard to pay for it and fight for it! What you need most urgently at present is to learn professional knowledge first, lay a good foundation for finding a job in the future, combine your common sense and skills after graduation, if you are lacking in some aspects, you can first participate in work skills training courses, and generally learn to master a job technology in a few months, so that you can devote yourself to the society as soon as possible, so as to choose and determine your life goals.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

Good luck with your speedy success!

In view of your current situation, I suggest that you find something meaningful to do as soon as possible according to your preferences. For example, if you join a student club or a student union, you may not like your current major, but university not only learns professional knowledge, but more importantly, you learn to live independently, learn to get along with others, communicate with others, and learn to adapt to the small society of the university, contact with life, and then integrate into the real society more easily.

It's normal to feel this way when you first enter the school. First of all, you must learn to adapt to the study and life on the university campus, and secondly, you should formulate your own career plan as soon as possible and clarify your goals. Finally, executing your plan requires faith, patience, and perseverance. Your university life is sure to be varied.

Communicate with teachers and some students.

It's usually like this for a long time.

It has a lot to do with the environment in college, there are people who discipline in high school, and the environment in college is relatively relaxed, and if you don't have a goal, it is difficult for you to calm down and study.

Because universities require students to study freely and independently, and there are no teachers to force them, they will feel a little lost immediately, but if they can adjust well, it will still be great in the future.

Because after entering college, many people don't like their major, so they don't know what job they want to do in the future.

It has a lot to do with not having a goal.,The management in college is relatively relaxed.,There are many times if you don't have a goal.,It's easy to have this feeling.。

I was also very confused at the time, and like you, I asked questions on the Internet and expressed my feelings that I was very lost.

Thankfully, I taught myself some skills at that time, which laid some foundation for my job search after graduation.

This is a similar sentiment I expressed in 15 years.

Isn't it similar to you? Actually, everyone is the same.

This is a problem in universities, where there are many courses but not precision, and there is an emphasis on theory over practice.

In addition, school management and assessment are no longer as strict as in high school, and students indulge themselves, so they cannot learn useful knowledge.

As a person who has come over, I can responsibly tell you that the examination is definitely the most correct choice, but don't stumble! If you can't pass the exam in 2 years, you will give up, or you can take the exam while working.

The most important thing is to learn some technology and improve yourself!