May I ask the seniors, what is the real college life like?

As soon as the next semester started, I was in my third year.

In my studies, I did not teach as earnestly as my high school teacher, nor did I have the company and encouragement of my classmates. Netizens often say that college is a big deal for self-study. In fact, self-study is the norm in universities.

If you want to be good in college, you have to endure loneliness. The dormitory is not a place for studying, but the library is. If heaven is anything to look like, it must be the library, so go to the library when you have nothing to do.

In life, if you have a good relationship with your roommate, then most things will be resolved smoothly and you will not be troubled by interpersonal relationships; On the contrary, there are problems everywhere, and there are troubles everywhere. Because most of the time in college, the dormitory is used as a whole, such as doing group work, completing course design, and so on. A class without a fixed classroom and location, you may not recognize all the people until you graduate.

I'm in my third year now, and college life is actually not that complicated, it mainly depends on how you think and how you do it, and the final result depends on your mentality. When I first arrived in my freshman year, I was also very anxious, afraid that I would be looked down upon and discriminated against if I didn't do well, but after living in college for a long time, it was actually not what I imagined, and the seniors were also very good.

It's best, you are in college, you have to have a plan to do things, don't follow the trend every day, you do what others do, you have to have your own opinions, you have a reasonable schedule every day, my suggestion is not to fall in love between juniors, because it's too much of a waste of time, you ask this question, you should have just finished the college entrance examination, college life is very exciting, and the degree of excitement depends on your attitude.

As a three-year college graduate, my real university life can be seen from the following aspects:

Clause. 1. Dormitory life. College is different from high school, and dorms take up a lot of time in college. In the dorm, you can read a book, play on the computer, and eat hot pot with your roommates. The dormitory is like a second home.

Clause. 2. Classroom life. Classrooms in universities are not the same as classrooms in high schools, where classrooms are large and not fixed. Usually sit with roommates.

Clause. 3. Community life. One of the characteristics of the university is the clubs, and there are many clubs in the university. Choose your favorite club to join according to your interests and hobbies, and you can also meet a lot of friends.

Clause. 4. Tourism. At the university, there is a lot of free time. You can go for a walk around the nearby city with your roommates. Take a look at the outside world, and you will have less and less time to work in the future.

When I went to university, I realized that the places I spent the most time were the classrooms, the cafeteria and the dormitories. After class every day, we go straight to the dormitory, as if this has become a second home, sometimes we stay in the dormitory even more than the time in the classroom, we struggle in our own little world, swaying the sweat of youth.

All in all, college life is not as comfortable and comfortable as you think, you and I are not willing to be ordinary dreamers, college is just a springboard for us to run towards our dreams, this is not an end.

For example, some people go to college and no one cares about them, they are very relaxed, playing games, watching TV, not being managed by parents like before, which tests your self-discipline and strengthens your learning.

I just graduated from my fifth year this year, and my college life is relatively boring, studying, cafeteria, and dormitory. From freshman to junior year, I spent more time in the dormitory playing with my mobile phone, and I went back to the dormitory after class every day, and I didn't have any spare time activities and didn't go to the library. Later, I had to go to graduate school and began to study every day, but my mobile phone addiction was also relatively big, even if I was nervous about the graduate school entrance examination, I would play with my mobile phone every day, but in the end, I was at least admitted to graduate school.

This was my college life, it was boring, boring.

People's hearts are diverse, each has its own scheming, regardless of daily life, or workplace competition, although there is no harm to others, but the heart of defense is still reasonable, so mutual suspicion, the mentality of deception has arisen, and it is good to compete with each other, do not rule out the situation of you fighting for me, malicious harm, the key is to tolerate and communicate with each other, but reluctantly, not everyone is like-minded, regardless of the gains and losses of interests, the mentality is a little flat, and they are low-key in their own life and things, and flexibly adjust their mentality. The way of thinking and the skills of dealing with people, struggle is a must, otherwise bread and love are not guaranteed, gradually improve and enhance the competitive strength, always remind yourself to be calm and composed, do your best, opportunities will always appear, as for the trust of others, get along well or not, not subjective thoughts can change, so, everything is fate, not just divided, waiting for like-minded people to appear.

To be honest, this is a personal one, depending on your own life plan, some people are here to study, some people are mixed diplomas, these two types of people must have different ways of living.

There are very few people in college who take care of you, but the study task is not easy.

In fact, it is also relatively busy.

College has something to do at every stage, I participated in a lot of student organizations and clubs in my freshman year, so I run around for these busyness all day long, often go back to the dormitory at ten o'clock in the evening, and then do all kinds of **, write documents and articles until the early hours of the morning, and get up early in the morning to go to class, now I think about it at that time, it was really tiring enough, but now I really miss that time after I am free. In my sophomore year, I quit those clubs and everything for one reason or another, and my major is different from other majors in that there are surprisingly many classes in my sophomore and junior years, and I don't want to participate in those activities anymore, I want to stay quietly by myself, and I have to prepare for the graduate school entrance examination. In my junior year and the first half of my senior year, I basically reviewed around the graduate school entrance examination, just finish the classes that should be taken, everything is centered on the graduate school entrance examination, I am very tired and busy, and I have to prepare for internship and graduation after the graduate school.

In my freshman year, I really didn't skip class, but I didn't listen to class either. Grade points left and right, all floated by. When I was a freshman, I went to Dali, Lijiang, Pingyao, Zhangjiajie, Gulangyu, and oh yes, Chongqing.

It's a lot of fun. In my sophomore year, I started skipping some electives, but it wasn't much fun. Grades, I actually have a high score, of course, I still haven't studied.

At this time, I went to Lhasa, Guilin, Yangshuo, Sanya, and Dunhuang. It's also very enjoyable. In my junior year, I basically don't like to go to class.

GPA, inexplicably feeling that the exam is getting easier and easier! At this time, I went to Haicheng, Dalian, Xuexiang, five cities in East China, Jiuzhaigou, and a desert in Inner Mongolia (I can't remember what it was called), and finally went to Palau. Basically, I can't play anymore in the end.

In my senior year, I applied directly at the beginning of the semester to look for a job without going to class. At the beginning of the school year, I got an offer from a state-owned enterprise, and then I went to Hong Kong to play a lap and came back to start planning my graduation trip. After the defense, I went to Portugal, which was the end of my last trip to the university.

Really, I didn't have a single regret when I graduated from college. I fulfilled my dream and used all the time to do what I wanted to do because I knew that once I graduated, I wouldn't have the opportunity to do what I wanted to do.

At the beginning of college life, it was more impossible to adapt, the college course was very loose, we had just come out of the stressful high school life, as soon as we came to such a relaxed environment, we couldn't help but be unable to control ourselves, and we started to play games without the concept of time, and I wanted to skip class in my freshman year, but I didn't dare to skip class, and when I arrived in my sophomore year, I would dare to skip class, and the change was amazing. Sometimes I sigh how I became like this, I say I want to struggle, I say I want to go to the library to read a lot of books. The university has two days off a week, and sometimes there are no classes during the five days of class, so we can control our time.

A great philosopher once said that the difference between people is how they spend their spare time. I usually go to the library to read books, and I read books very crudely, with the aim of reading them all, and I don't think very shallowly and then I don't feel after writing a book.

I'm a freshman now, and when I entered college, I was really full of longing: I thought I could have a vigorous relationship, I thought I could fail the exam, and I thought that college was really as good as I thought. But there is a gap between the ideal and the reality, and the gap is not small!

At that time, I wanted to enter the student union for the first interview when I entered the university, but maybe it was because of my appearance and eloquence, and I was brushed off in the second round! Let's talk about the situation in the class, because we are majoring in mechanical and electrical engineering, there are very few girls, not to mention that our class is all boys, hehe! How can you talk about a vigorous love?

I think it's because college is too free, and without the constraints of high school, I let myself become more and more depraved, and every day is to eat, drink and have fun, and sometimes I really feel that paying so much money to come to school is just to play? There is a good saying: college is a place of testing!

I'm not happy with my college life!

I chose to study in a junior college, and to be honest, I still didn't work hard in my studies, but I felt okay in life. At the beginning of my freshman year, the first and most difficult thing was military training, but I personally think that military training is still relatively good, which can exercise personal qualities and enhance the unity of the class. Immediately after that, I went to class and participated in various student council elections, and to be honest, in my freshman year, I was elected to the two student council elections as I wished, and I worked in the student council in my spare time throughout the second semester of my freshman year.

In my sophomore year, due to the large number of courses and the need to run for the student council, I voluntarily gave up, originally planning to study hard, but it backfired, and in my sophomore year, I spent a lot of time in the dormitory, playing games or playing with my mobile phone, even if I went to class, I was not serious. On Saturdays and Sundays, I may go out shopping with my classmates, or take time to go home. Because we are junior colleges, after two years of school, in the junior year, we need to go to the designated unit to intern, I interned in a travel agency, the basic salary is 800, not for food and housing, in fact, it is more interesting during the internship, because I have come into contact with real work, and it is also a process of integrating theory and practice with school learning.

I have learned a lot on the job, I have met a lot of colleagues, and most importantly, I have mastered some knowledge of the workplace, which I think will be very useful for me in the future. In short, the college time is beautiful, and my college life is still very dull, mainly classes, dormitories, cafeterias, and three points and one line.

What does a real university look like? I remember when I first entered the school in my freshman year, I saw a passage from a professor at the University of Hong Kong: In college, you should get up early, have breakfast and run; Listen carefully to professional classes; Public classes: Look at your favorite magazines; Take a nap at noon; In the afternoon, participate in club activities or play basketball; Take a walk with your favorite person in the evening; Or go to the study hall and watch quietly.

At that time, when I saw this passage, I began to yearn for my university and felt that it was a very beautiful life.

But what about my real college life? There are endless receipts every day, and there are a lot of activities that have no practical significance, and I have to participate in order to add points, running around, inexplicably busy, and I haven't found like-minded lovers who go both ways. Every day is busy, but the time is nowhere to be found.

It is said that college students should be the most creative, youthful and creative young people.

However, although I didn't live up to my expectations for university life when I first entered the university, I was still able to fulfill my expectations for myself at that time. Nowadays, real universities are also pregnant with students with good quality and positive outlook, and they will also be confused, they have their own opinions..."May the young people of China get rid of the cold air, just go up and do not have to listen to the words of self-abandonment, those who can do things, and those who can speak have a heat and a light, just like fireflies, there is no need to wait for the torch, and if there is no torch in the future, we are the only light." Finally, I hope that everyone will not lose the opportunity to achieve themselves in college life, and strive to improve themselves and make themselves better people!

In fact, most of the four years of university life are a stage that is worth exploring by yourself, because of the particularity of the university, so the spare time of the university is very rich.

What is real college life like? I can't say that college needs to be experienced by yourself to know what it feels like to be in college, college life, freshman life and learning are full of fantasies and expectations, and when it officially starts, it is full of unaccustomedness, urgency and pressure.

It seems that the study and life methods of high school are not suitable for university, and the daily course schedule, interpersonal relationships, and living environment are testing my life experience. I was busy with a full schedule every day, and I spent my freshman year in a daze and panic.

Entering my sophomore year, I look more like a college student. The classes seem to have become fewer, but the difficulty has not decreased, and the roommates are getting along better and better, and life is more handy. With more free time, you can participate in various activities, such as volunteer activities, campus cultural festivals, etc.

In the evenings, I can go to the playground with my roommates and friends to run, play badminton, and go for a walk. Listen carefully to classes every day, do not desert, only worry about the final exam and the certificates that need to be examined, and actively participate in the activities of the team members. In the third and fourth years, you need to plan your future employment in a down-to-earth manner, strive to enrich yourself, and lay the foundation for future internship and employment.

I know that it is much more difficult to step into the society than in school, but I still yearn for the life of the society outside the school. Study hard, I hope it will help you, hope, thank you.