How first year students deal with all the worries and idle time of college.

Hello lz: I am now studying in the second year, I can give you some advice, I hope, now you must feel very bored about the university, the fantasy of the university and the reality is very different, when I first came I was also excited, but the reality is diametrically opposite. You have already spent the first semester of your freshman year, and your freshman year must be very motivated for you who have just entered college, I don't know if you have entered the student union or class committee, etc., if there is, I think you will be very busy in the first semester of your freshman year.

Of course, with all these worries, you will lose a lot of idle time, and you will feel that you have lost your freedom when you are busy with work every day. If you don't enter the student union, you as an ordinary student can only go to that boring class every day, and you don't know what to do when you are free, and you look at the computer in a daze every day. But what I want to say is that the life of the first year is now more leisurely for the second year, and at this time, you can find something that you are interested in to do and enrich your life, such as:

You can go to work, learn social experience, and lay the foundation for yourself to enter the society in the future; Of course, you can also help the master solve his troubles here like me, which is also a way to relax. There are many problems that can solve you, in a word: there is no problem that cannot be solved, and you can slowly experience and discover that life is not boring ......

Hello, I'm a sophomore, and I'm a "comer", haha, there are not many courses in my freshman year, and there is plenty of time, and the most important thing is that I am not restricted like in high school, so freshmen are easy to fall Don't study as hard as in high school College life should be colorful You can develop some personal hobbies after doing your homework, such as** ball games (I like to play guitar and football the most) and so on It is definitely good to have some specialties As for part-time jobs I personally think that if the family conditions are not too bad, it is best not to go There are too many examples of college students being deceived in part-time jobs And the last point is to fall in love Don't deliberately pursue it It's not a shame to fall in love in college And it can also cultivate the ability to take care of the opposite sex Okay Having said so much, I hope it can help you!

Mixing, surfing the Internet, tutoring, time flies quickly, and when I am bored in college.

Read more, accumulate more social experience, and when you look for a job, you will find that experience is so important.

When I was a freshman, I spent most of my spare time in the library, and I came to read books in the rain to lay the foundation for finding a job in the future, and I really didn't know what to do in my spare time, so I was always in the library.