Essay My ideal university

I'm a junior now, and I'm not a first-class school at Shanghai University of Finance, but I can still learn a lot.

The first feeling when I entered the university was that it was much easier, and there were not many classes in the freshman year, and if you choose a science major, you may be tired, like we study economics and finance really easily. It's easy to loosen up, the freshman year passes quickly, and the freshman year is all some basic courses, there are not too many professional courses, and the professional courses must be taken well.

When you reach your sophomore year, you should hurry up, otherwise you will be very nervous in your junior year. There are also many exams, English level 4 or 6, professional certificates, etc., as well as school exams. If you want to get a scholarship, you must prepare well for the exam!

My suggestion is that if you are very talented in English, or very talented in language, you should start to prepare hard for level 4 or 6, interpretation, etc., from the year after the college entrance examination, it is best to learn one or two foreign languages, so that by the time you reach the second year, the second foreign language has been quite effective, and it is best to take the small language test for the country's shortage of talents and get the certificate.

Language learning is to be persistent, and getting started is the most difficult, so it is the best opportunity to break a new language in the easiest freshman year.

In my junior year, I had to plan for my future life. What major are you studying, what direction are you going to develop in this major, what goals do you want to achieve, and what certificates you must hold on the way to this goal, you have to start preparing for the exam. Don't blindly take all the certificates you have heard about your major, you can't keep busy, and use your energy where it is most useful.

Let's talk about something else, in college, there are a lot of student organizations such as clubs, and as soon as I enter the freshman year, I want to show my skills, and I also participate in this and that. In fact, this is not very good, because the activities of various student organizations are the same and the meeting time is the same, so many students from different majors have to be gathered together, and there is not much public rest time, so if you participate in many student organizations, it will cause several times to be squeezed together, and when the time comes, you feel that you will not come to the meeting as soon as you come in, and you will not be serious about doing things, and there will feel that you are so-so in asking for leave all day long, which will leave a bad impression. Therefore, it is best to choose your favorite club, choose a student cadre organization (school-level, college-level, department-level) and tell the other party what other student organizations I have participated in during the interview, so that you can leave a good impression on everyone, and at the same time, the moderate workload will not impress your learning!

All in all, college is not like primary and secondary schools, there are teachers who plan everything for you from stepping into school to graduation, and no one in college cares about you, you have to plan yourself. From which courses I want to take, what organizations I want to join, whether I want to join the party, what certificates to take, which teachers to have a good relationship with, etc., to what to eat for lunch today, in the cafeteria or on the street? What should I do if there are a lot of people in the cafeteria?

I'm going to check the hygiene today, have I cleaned the dormitory? And so on

I hope this kid can be admitted to a good school! Have a wonderful university life