I m 21 years old, and I m going to be my junior year in a few days, so I m confused about what I sho

First of all, you must decide whether you want to go to graduate school, take the civil service examination, start a business or directly find employment.

Because the graduate school entrance examination is generally in the third year, you have to go to the graduate school class by yourself, and the preparation time is tight in the senior year, and the risk is relatively large.

If you want to go to graduate school and start a business, to be honest, you have to start looking for a relationship, otherwise it will be difficult to interview and start a business tax exemption (if you are honest, please ignore it, it is a very annoying national situation).

In terms of employment, my university is a science and engineering school, almost all majors require professional qualifications, and it will be a loss if it is not right, it will take at least two more years to evaluate the qualifications, and the rise will be slower than others (**Normal class does not understand**, just reference).

Girlfriend, of course, the university recommends talking about love, otherwise you will suffer more But just follow the fate, it's right to chase if you like, and you have to chase it if it's complicated (personal experience, reference, reference only).

Finally, I hope you have to have a long ambition, don't always aspire, and don't be confused if you have ideals.

How can women be so complicated, women are still complicated by you men.

Sort out what you really want, the family is not rich, and you can't pursue your dreams excessively, what you want is the fact that it is long-term, and unwillingness is the idea of many people, and you always have to make up some things without something. If you want to be a teacher, you can do a good job in the teacher qualification certificate or something. To be honest, there are many people who do **, not to mention you, there is no shortage of you, and there is a lot of less of you.

Do what you want to do, and there is very little time. That being said, but what about reality? If you don't want to solve the problem, you will make an excuse; If you really want to solve the problem, you will get a solution!!

There is no excuse for being lazy, and there is no reason to be motivated

Study well in your professional classes. Then look at the job search information on the Internet, ask more seniors, aren't everyone about to graduate and ready to find a job? I'm a senior at the beginning of school.

Actually, it's too late for your junior year. Study well in your professional courses, and then have time to study as much as possible. It's hard to find a job after graduation now, but with excellent knowledge, there will be more opportunities, right?

If you don't work 9 to 5, what kind of class do you want to attend? There is nothing to be confused about if the family is not rich, you must stick to the path you have chosen, and learn your major well, so that you will at least not regret it, and in case you are quite a teacher, your grasp will be greater. As for the current girls, you can't generalize and generalize.

Seeing that the start of school is getting closer and closer, to be honest, I was a little panicked.

I'm a junior at the beginning of the school year, but looking back on my freshman and sophomore years, I don't seem to have done anything serious. The busy work of the freshman club almost occupied my free time, and in the first semester of my sophomore year, I faced the epidemic at home again, and I almost wandered around at home for a semester, and the second semester of my sophomore year was fleeting.

I sometimes feel like I'm dreaming, and sometimes I can't help but sigh why time flies so fast, and it seems that the longer I get, the more time doesn't wait for you, and it runs fast.

It was as if I had just stepped through the doors of the school yesterday, and before I had time to experience my college years, I was already halfway through college.

I can't find what my ideal is, and I don't know what I want to do and what I can do in the future.

I seem to be more and more timid as I grow up, and in the past, I could still recognize my goals and work hard to move towards them. But now, I am timid, always worried that I can't do well, I can't become the person I want to be, and I'm afraid that I will work hard but it won't work.

I even wondered if I wouldn't be able to find a job and support myself in the future. I'm afraid that the phrase "graduation is equal to unemployment" on the Internet will become a true portrayal of me.

I'm really confused, although I was so confused in my freshman and sophomore years, but I always feel that it's still early, and I feel that I will be watching slowly in the future.

But now that I am in my third year, I am really a little worried, I am confused about the future employment prospects of our major, how to find a job, and what kind of company will want me.

Either way, I think I should think about my future. Although the road ahead is shrouded in fog and I can't see the direction of the road, I believe that as long as I keep moving forward, there will always be a day when I can clear the fog and see the direction clearly.

Here, I just want to tell myself that I must take care of myself, work hard, work hard, and be ready to live the life I want as soon as possible. Come on, come on, I'm the best! Rush!