What is the hardest working and hardest working person you ve ever met in college?

I went to Singapore for one year, Africa for one year, and taught at a university for one year. In the last year, I went to graduate school, and finally went to graduate school at Peking University, and it is still continuing, maybe this is what the university efforts look like!

The hardest and hardest working person I have ever met in college is that he never has a Saturday or Sunday, he studies in the library every day, gets up earlier in the morning than anyone else, and comes back in the evening with the lights out.

High school classmates memorize English dictionaries.

When he got up in the morning, he was gone. When he went to bed at night, he hadn't come back ......

Some time ago, I spent a night in a 24-hour bookstore, and a girl next to me began to study with a pen and a book from nine o'clock in the evening, until half past three in the morning, and only went to the toilet twice in the middle. She slept on her desk for more than two hours between 3:30 and 6, then woke up and began to study, and did not leave the bookstore until about half past seven. Actually, this is not the point, the point is that she is really 100% engrossed in her studies, she has not played with her mobile phone, she has not looked around, and she has not even put down her pen and rested on the chair for a minute.

The roommate next door to the university gets up at six o'clock every day to read English, never skips classes and takes many other classes, and is basically not in the classroom but in the library. The national award or something is soft, and in the end I don't know how to go **, after all, I am a scholar, and I should go abroad.

There is a classmate who has not enjoyed any Sunday since the second semester of his freshman year, and the winter and summer vacations are only about a week of going home, and he only has half a day in the first semester of his sophomore year to go out or go to the hospital to see a doctor, he gets up at half past seven every morning, goes to class, goes to the laboratory without class, never goes back to the dormitory at noon, and returns to the dormitory at ten o'clock in the evening, because the laboratory needs to walk for fifteen minutes to the dormitory, and the dormitory closes at half past ten. On Sundays and holidays, he was always the last to go back. Every day is constantly learning, knocking **....Day after day, week after week, and so on for more than two years....

In order to become a first-class major, I got up at half past five in the morning, and then the library closed at half past ten in the evening before returning to the dormitory; At the same time, in order to cope with the 2000-meter exam, I ran five laps a day as a person who failed physical education in six years of middle school; Then there is only one bowl of porridge for breakfast, one dish for lunch, and one bowl of porridge for dinner. Every day, I would rather go back to the dormitory after the lights are turned off, take a shower and wash my clothes and go to sleep, so I spent four years of college alone, from a fat man of 130 pounds to 105 pounds, successfully transferred to the best major of the university, and after graduation, I was admitted to the civil service, and I was admitted to the graduate school, and became the person I wanted to be. But no one knows how much effort and pain I put in for it.

I go to bed at half past two every day, go to the study room on time at half past six, and make notes stacked up one person high.

There are two public toilets on the first floor of the dormitory, and the doors are basically broken......

In fact, when the people who work hard arrive, they will all work hard. On the university campus, you will see those who walk around in the winter in the cold, but still do not put down the books in their hands, and you will also see those who want to have a skill in order to learn a specialty, and they are practicing again and again, even if they fall down many times, they will get back up. Some people may feel that the university is a lazy place with no one to control them, but when you slow down and calm down and look at the campus, you will find that there are actually too many hard-working people on campus.

In the morning, I went to the library to study with my schoolbag on my back, went to the study room after class in the evening, or studied in a classroom without classes, and returned to the dormitory to memorize knowledge points before turning off the lights.

I've seen people who work hardest in college are very disciplined every day, get up at 5 a.m. to memorize books, review their homework during meals, never stay in their dorm rooms, and go to the library to study when they have nothing to do.

We are English majors, and some people are in the dormitory at five or six o'clock in the morning to memorize texts and memorize words, and at eleven or twelve o'clock in the evening they are still in the library reading books and doing test papers. There are also classmates whose backgrounds are not very superior, and they go to tutor whenever they have time.

To sum up, these are some of the hard-working people in the universities around me that I have learned, like our class, there are still a lot of hard-working people, because most of them have suddenly realized this aspect of things when they are in college. Therefore, those who have not yet understood must understand these truths as soon as possible.

Students who study hard during their college years will go to class on time every day, and will be able to complete their homework carefully after class, and they will also use their spare time to go to the library to read.

When I was in class, I never missed class, I listened carefully, and in my spare time, I participated in some club activities.

Personally, I think that the first thing is those who have excellent self-control, have a regular life, and they also have to actively participate in some competitions, know how to use their own strengths, and then learn from others' strengths.

Students who work hardest in college should actively speak up in class, answer questions from teachers at the end of class, and learn more about the major during their own breaks.

Since my freshman year, I have been getting up at about half past six every day, regardless of spring, summer, autumn or winter, and only sleep lazily at the end of the semester or midterm after various large exams, or when a major event is completed. This habit has persisted until now, at first because I couldn't sleep in a new place, but now it has become a habit. I knew college was bad in my freshman year, but I couldn't let that lead to it.

I used 100 words to memorize words in the morning, so I took the 4th level exam for more than 500, although it is not a lot, but if I don't memorize it, it can only be less. There are a lot of engineering experiments, and I am less confident, thinking that my hands-on ability is poor, but I also do it with my heart, so the results are quite good. I spent most of my freshman year in the study room in the library, and I didn't have a lot of homework, but I had a lot of knowledge.

Especially during exam week, I revise every night until the library closes. Then walking alone on the way back to the dormitory, looking at the sky, I would cry silently, I didn't know what the use of hard work was, but I didn't know what to do except hard work, I didn't want to waste, I didn't want to waste, so I bowed my head and walked down. As a result, I was the first in my grade in my freshman year.

On the first day of my freshman year, I knew that I must go to the United States for graduate school after graduating from undergraduate, so I had to have excellent grades and club activities. It starts at 7 a.m. and usually returns after 11 p.m., often after 12 p.m. In this regard, I have a lot of opinions because I don't sleep well, but how to say it, I am also full of respect for others.

I take classes during the day, and when I don't have classes, I study in the library and prepare for the GRE and TOEFL. In the evening, I participated in various club activities and helped the teachers with projects. A few afternoons when I went back to the dormitory to take a shower, I bumped into her in the dormitory to catch up on sleep, and said, "I'm too sleepy, come back and sleep for a while", woke up and left again with my bag.

Skinny and small, sometimes even I feel distressed when I look at it.

I got a scholarship, learned English very much, learned my major very well, learned new skills, fulfilled my life, got exercised in the school's student union or some departments, and worked hard to improve myself from all aspects.

When you have a goal, you can talk about hard work, this is the view that I agree with now. I also worked hard in college, I didn't fail my course, I got a scholarship every year, and I went to the lab in the middle of the night every day, but my current work has nothing to do with that. Useless efforts can't be regarded as efforts, and they can only move themselves at that time.

When you work hard step by step to make you what you want to be, you are a very good person.

Creating an eight-person creative team and making a profit, 4 hours of sleep a day for 3 consecutive weeks, a junior overseas exchange student, a double degree GPA, etc., this is the hardest working person I have ever met in college, and he left a label. I met Jason for the first time in college, and he gave me the impression that he was dressed rustic. It wasn't until I got acquainted with him when I was doing projects in my sophomore year that I asked him, why do you always wear those khaki shirts?

Because it saves time, you don't have to spend too much time thinking about dressing up, he said calmly.

I rarely saw him in the dormitory, he was always in the library and only came back after closing. Sometimes I forget to sleep and eat, and I don't even take a shower before the exam. Of course, hard work is rewarded, the grade point is super high, and the national scholarship can also be obtained.