How to plan your university life

Personally, I think there are several aspects of university life planning;

One is the knowledge reserve. You have come to a quasi-social environment, and you need to prepare to enter society. Your knowledge is important.

This includes financial (because you're going to buy a house, get married...) Career planning, and more importantly, your own major, if you can get the certificate, then take a few more, level four or six, computer that are the most basic.

The second is social relationships, when it comes to society, you need to improve your social means and enrich your social character. Adapt yourself to this small society, and then to the big one. It is highly recommended to enter the student union, no matter how bad your school student union is, you have to exercise yourself, because society is more complex than school, and there are more diverse people.

The third is, of course, your professional knowledge, after all, on the day of looking for a job, the recruiter values your professional performance and ranking, so you must not delay your studies, and the rest is a floating cloud.

The fourth is that it is best to exercise yourself in the society, tutoring, part-time work or doing some small business by yourself, you can be independent only if you have money, you can slowly explore your own interests and hobbies, and let yourself know what kind of company you are looking for when you recruit a job.

You must know that for college students, planning is not difficult, there are a bunch of them just search on the Internet, and it is not difficult to carefully pick out a good one to execute. The most important thing is to be able to execute the plan carefully, sometimes it is not that the plan is not good enough, but that it is executed according to the plan.

After a day or two, life went back to the way it was. Before making a plan, you must get rid of the habit of laziness, and then find a good plan to implement it seriously, sometimes the plan may be a little difficult to implement, but if you do it you will have a great sense of achievement, it takes 21 days to form a habit, and within these 21 days, you need to resolutely eliminate external interference, for a motivated college student, the biggest adversity is the comfortable environment around you, if you can't do this, so good plans will eventually come to naught. Back to the topic, I'll give you a **.

I hope you can have a healthy and fulfilling university life!

I don't think I was sure about my future when I first entered the school. Then you might as well read more books first, the reading scope has become wider, the horizon has become larger, and the thinking problem may be different. And reading enhances the connotation.

When I first entered the university, I didn't like my major very much, but I couldn't change it for a while, so I stayed in the library most of the time, dabbled in extracurricular books in various majors, and slowly discovered the professional field that I was suitable for, so I knew the direction I wanted to work towards, and I changed my major in my sophomore year, and then I was able to plan my future career very smoothly.

You still have to rely on yourself to plan your university, and what others plan may not be suitable for you. You can have short to long term! Step by step, step by step