About university study, what kind of study is university study

Hello! I'm graduating from college this year! I will only talk about my thoughts on university life and learning! Advice is no good!

I think that university learning is more about learning social experience, so to speak, university is the transition point between school and society! Just because you don't study well doesn't mean you're poor! Getting a scholarship doesn't mean you're capable!

In fact, as long as you treat her well, dedicate yourself to her, and treat her seriously, that's enough!

In addition, I would like to say a few more words about not indulging in love and the Internet in college! See more club activities!

Hehe, okay, dear junior88

First of all, the way of learning is very different from high school.

For a knowledge point, the teacher will not give you a particularly detailed explanation, but a general talk, and will not take you to practice the questions over and over again after a class, most of them need you to practice by yourself after class, and you can complete the homework assigned by the teacher, and the teacher will not take the time to talk about the homework topics alone in class, unless many people ask. If you indulge yourself too much, play with your mobile phone in class, sleep, and don't listen to lectures, then you shouldn't learn any useful knowledge in college, and you may still fail the course. In addition, it is true that there are relatively few classes in the university, with a maximum of four classes a day, but one class is an hour and a half, and a day has basically passed after four classes.

Also, don't be keen on taking ppt when the teacher lectures, take notes if you can take notes yourself, because you write it yourself and are more impressed, and you will most likely not have time to flip through the ppt. The teacher usually leaves after the class, and if you have any questions, you can only call ** or send a message to ask the teacher.

In short, it is very free, without the constraints of parents and teachers, you can use your time at will. If you want to study, go to the study room or the library, where the atmosphere is relatively good, try not to be in the dormitory, if others are looking at their phones, you probably can't learn, and you may be ridiculed by your roommates, saying that you are too rolly or something, of course, if your roommates love to learn, then of course you can progress together, study together, and ** problems together, I myself am very envious of such a dormitory.

What is studying at university like?

Based on years of experience, many students generally feel lost when they first enter college. Why?

The first is that the way learning has changed a lot. From elementary school to high school, there will be people who will push you to study. Universities are completely different, there are no fixed classrooms, no fixed seats, no one to supervise the study, the time is too free, and it is all controlled by yourself, so it is very uncomfortable.

Therefore, many students will not manage their study life after arriving at university, either sleeping or playing games, and their time is wasted. Nowadays, there is a common phenomenon among college students in class: when they first enter the school, they rush to sit in the front row of class, and after two months, they all rush to sit in the last row.

But there is also a rule in universities that those who sit in the back of the classroom and listen to lectures tend to plummet their grades.

The second is that the purpose of learning has changed a lot. In the past, everyone studied hard in order to go on to higher education and get admitted to a good school. Universities don't seem to have this kind of pressure, so the purpose of learning becomes unclear.

What is college for? I was at a loss for a while. So it becomes a situation where some students "long live 60 points".

Entering a university is by no means like what some high school teachers say, you can study if you want to, and you don't want to study if you don't want to, and the direct purpose of college is actually very clear, that is, to successfully find employment or go on to higher education. So, entering university is the end of secondary school life, but it is also the preparatory stage for you to enter the society.

Again, the motivation to learn has changed a lot. Entering college, many students are not motivated to study, have no plan for life, sleep late at night, and can't get up in the morning. But I would like to remind you that you should always keep your "engine" powered.

What motivates you? You have to work hard to become a real college student, and only when you graduate can you really be called a college student. How do you do that?

To study, to find a job or school that is satisfying, to be able to live a good life, to be able to make a great contribution ......