As a senior in college, what do you regret not doing since your freshman year?

If I had started running and exercising since my freshman year, I believe I would be a supermodel and mentally even better.

The biggest regret is that I didn't learn English properly, and I had to say "I can't do it" when I had a great job that required me to know English.

Wake up early every day and run. I regret it now, it would have been nice to have exercised at that time, but now I can realize that it's not too late, and I will stick to my fitness.

I didn't insist on staying in a relatively large club association, I didn't study hard, and I didn't have anything to be particularly proud of.

I regretted that I didn't study hard at the beginning, and later I learned that the conditions needed for Baoyan were unfortunately too late.

I regret that I didn't have the cheekiness to practice my spoken English well, but I didn't make good use of such a good resource as a foreign teacher!

I regret not going to bed early and waking up early, not eating well in the morning. As a result, I now have an endocrine disorder and a bad stomach.

My English is not good enough, and I am ashamed of myself every time I watch a pure English movie and the fluent spoken language of my colleagues, which is often regrettable.

Now I feel that the most regrettable thing is that I didn't find the right girlfriend, and I don't even know what is suitable. There are too few female friends to take the initiative to communicate with girls.

In the freshman year, I couldn't find a club I really liked to stay in and learn something, but I wasted a lot of time and didn't have a skill.

I didn't learn English well, and now I can't speak English in the workplace, I haven't become a friend with a teacher, and I don't work hard enough for many things.

The most regretful: I was too good to a woman, but I was chased by her, but I was dumped by her!

sighed: How can I not enter the city in life, I am just pulled in and kicked out by the same person. Rejoice in the two heavens, joy and anger for self-knowledge!

By the way, I am most gratified: when my life was the most painful, I met a very important person in my life - one of my teachers! At that time, my family changed, my father was almost disabled, and I encountered the most regretful thing, so that I had the idea of dropping out of school, the day before the teacher got married, he also talked to me and asked me to send me candy, and then in the next few years of college, with his help, I successfully completed a gorgeous turn, from an introverted child to a person who has a number of first prizes in literature and art in the city and school, and organized many large-scale activities.

sighed: Seong lost his horse and knew that it was not a blessing! You can't go wrong by making more friends!

I didn't study hard.,It's all mixed up.。。。 To be honest, when you get to university, you really have to study hard by yourself, no one will care about you anymore, strive to learn more knowledge, even if you don't need it, it's good if you are interested.

Don't regret it, you have to relax in your freshman year, of course, the premise is that you can't fail the exam. Do everything you want to do in this year, such as learning to look up information on the Internet, but don't play games, don't go on trips, chase your favorite girls, etc. By sophomore and junior years, you don't have much time for these things.

You're in college, and of course learning comes first, and you have to focus on learning at all times. You can play at the right time. But you can't indulge in this or that, or you'll know the pain when you graduate and find a job

Students, study now and live later. This is my new interpretation of students.

Therefore, if you don't study, you can do it yourself, although the things you learn are less used after you go out, but you must know that this is almost the last intensive learning opportunity in your life, and after graduation, you have no chance to go back.

As for the principle of playing, enjoying, and suffering, I just want to say: those who can endure hardships will suffer for a while, and those who will not endure hardships will suffer for a lifetime. As a three-year university life, you should treat it as hardship, that is, for a while, you can start to enjoy life after leaving society.

Some people also say that even if life is two glasses of water, one is bitter water and one is sweet water, no matter who it is, there will be two glasses of water. Most people drink bitter and sweet in one mouthful, and they don't know the specific taste of sweetness until they are old. What about you?

Decide whether to be bitter or sweet first? Hehe, successful people start with hardship!

Going to school is not playing, but you must also be able to play, otherwise you will be mistaken for life.

Freshman year Well, it's really a confusing period, everyone comes over like that, don't be in a hurry First of all, you can't fall behind in your studies Because the university also has exams every semester, and you have to make up the exam if you fail the course, and you can't get a degree certificate if you hang more, and there are some important certificates: English level 4, computer level 2, Mandarin, professional qualification certificate...

Secondly, there should be no shortage of activities, such as class committee elections, two committee elections, club activities, sports meetings, and evening parties

Finally, you can think about the future arrangements in your spare time: graduate school entrance examination? Job? Exam for the civil service? ··

I hope you can have a rich and fulfilling university!!

The most important thing to consider employment in college, don't feel that you are still a freshman early, 4 years in the blink of an eye, the employment pressure will come, you can fail the course now, but you must learn the work skills of the job you will be engaged in in the future (this skill can be your college major or other, but if it is other, or transfer to your favorite major).

Learn how to get along with strangers, how to build relationships with people you have to contact, and how to work with a team.

Don't behave childishly, don't bring bad habits to college, because these habits will follow you into society.

The most important thing in life is self-control, don't be too addicted to games, don't procrastinate, take some important things seriously, there is no need to be like what is said on the Internet, you have not skipped class, you have not hung class, and you have not been in love, you can't be considered to have gone to college.

Hope these are helpful to you.

College is a paradise for depravity, you have to hold on to yourself and don't lose yourself. Personally, I feel that in addition to grades, what is more important in college is your ability, especially the ability to interact with people, to work hard and create your own future.

People like you should not be in the minority, very common, very ordinary, very normal.

If you have excellent academic performance in high school and are relaxed, and now you are so confused and even to the point of doubting yourself, it means that there is something wrong with our high school education, and what you are given is dragon slaying, fish, and it is fake, it is some pseudo-knowledge, not fishing-fishing methods. Because "high numbers and line generations" should be something that has matured in the world, and it should be something that the mind of a freshman can accept and master.

I shouldn't know much about it, but I'll help you explain it, and if it's not suitable, you should talk about it for a while. ：）

Your state should be said to be enlightened when you learn these things, just like when you meet a stranger and you don't accept it, you actually always think, who are you? Where did it come from? Why are you here?

Instead of: Oh, who are you, look at it, the more you look at it, the more pleasing it is to the eye, look at it and see that the door is coming, it turns out that you have such facial features, limbs, voice and demeanor ......This is the kind of relationship between you; The state of your high school studies is like when you meet someone you know, and you close your eyes to know who is and who is in a relationship.

In fact, the so-called knowledge is some conceptual definitions, like giving people names, your knowledge is relatives and friends, it is something you are familiar with, and new knowledge is strangers and newly encountered toys; Theorems and laws, like the rules of a game or the relationship between people with different names and nouns - this term is more appropriate for physics. For example, playing poker, you first have to know the cards - like different people, there are different rules for different ways to play, that is, the relationship between the cards, you accept these terms is to know people, know and accept toys, and then understand the rules is how to play, you can say that you will play, if you do not accept these terms and rules, you are always outside the door of poker games.

I may not be very concise, but I'll be verbose. What I mean by this is that knowledge is like the relationship between some people and these people, and if you know these people and then grasp the relationship between these people, you will learn knowledge. The way to verify whether you have learned is often to look at and give you some conditions, that is, some people, so that you can find people or recognize people.

Then the way you look for it is to rely on the relationships between people that you know.

For example, the person is known to be someone's child. This guy is your dad's sister, older than you, boy. So what is this person yours about?

According to the knowledge you have, your father's sister is called Auntie, and your aunt's child is called your cousin, and the older one is called Brother, oh, he is your cousin.

Is it hard to play poker? Is poker hard to recognize? Are those rules easy to master? - Is it difficult to meet a stranger and learn a new knowledge? It should be a truth.

Having said a lot, I hope it can help you. Best wishes.

The way of studying at university is different from the higher level of study, so you can get used to it.

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Do you still have goals when you go to college?

Without a goal, you feel that everything you do is useless.

This is the difference between college and high school, when you are in high school, you have a clear goal, and you feel fulfilled because you struggle!

When you were in college, you didn't have a clear goal, no one laid you out, no one told you what you should do. What do you do? You don't know either? What is the best way to do it? You don't know either?

Secondly, I was indoctrinated in high school with too much information about how easy it is to go to college. Later, I found out that college is so hard. When I was in high school, my teacher said that college students didn't go to bed before 12 p.m.

I don't sleep all night after night when I take exams and do homework. Just like that, when I went to college, I still felt that the gap between college and what I imagined and what I watched in those youth ** and idol dramas was too big. Everyone has their own way of life.

I worked hard for the graduate school entrance examination. The house is arranged, and there is nothing to do. There's everything.

You haven't adjusted to college life yet. College is very different from high school, and you know that. In high school, when the teacher is lecturing, he will directly lead you by the nose, but in college, the teacher will just point you in a direction.

When I was an undergraduate, for example, when I was a math major, when I took a mathematical analysis class, the teacher basically bragged for the first 40 minutes, talking about some directions in his research and some interesting things related to mathematics, and then the remaining 10 minutes, I took twenty or thirty pages in one go. I basically rely on self-study, and I just go to lectures to broaden my horizons, and I don't learn much. In fact, high numbers and linear algebra are all regular, and if you understand those formulas and whatever, it's very simple.

Talk to your classmates and friends.

It's more fun to study with your classmates.

There is a lot of autonomy in learning at university, so you have to get used to it slowly. You can plan for your future and learn something that interests you, rather than blindly studying university courses. College is all about preparing you for society, and you have to learn something really useful.

Think about what you want to do in the future, what you need to do to get there, and then work towards it!

Although it was very stressful, I slowly got used to it.

First of all, you have just entered university and there is a transition stage. It's normal to get used to life in high school and suddenly have trouble adapting to college life. But as long as you can find your own piece of the sky in college, you will feel that university life is more fulfilling than before, and learning is more challenging, and what you haven't learned is more applicable.

This society is very realistic, it is not us who chooses society, but society who chooses us.

Natural selection, survival of the fittest. It has almost left us with no capital for delay and mistakes, and we are adults.

I really didn't feel comfortable when I first entered my freshman year, and I felt very uncomfortable. Especially after leaving family and good friends.

Recently, many sociologists have also been focusing on the problem that there is too much difference between students' expected college life and actual college life. Only to be a sunflower, open to the sun, with warmth in our hearts, we must be strong and must struggle.

In fact, learning is only one aspect, but it is also about developing your own interests and hobbies. For example, drama, dance, singing, painting, etc. In short, you have to have a skill to gain a foothold.

Youth is really short-lived, and squandering is squandering. Not anymore.

Learning well is only one of many abilities, but no matter which way you go, you don't succeed easily. There is only blood and sweat behind the glamorous, and some careers are even a hundred times more tiring than reading good books.

People who receive higher education will definitely be different.

I can understand your pain.

Because of empathy ... Above, all encouragement.

May you be all right. ^_

Maybe this age group will have this kind of psychology, not only manifested as not liking to learn, but just a transition period, if you go into society, you may feel that it is not suitable for society, the key at this time is to adjust the mentality. Knowing what you want to do and what you can do, communicating with friends, and active outdoor activities are also good ways to self-regulate. After this period of time, you will be clear about your direction, I hope this time is not too long, because youth is priceless and cannot be wasted... Many people will envy you at this time, being able to do what you want to do... Remember, youth is capital, but capital is limited, make good use of it!

Blessings