Why do some college students from rural areas get worse grades?

They still don't work hard enough, they are not good enough, they should work harder and find their shortcomings.

Maybe it's because I didn't have any vision since I was a child, and I didn't study hard in college, so I was all mixed up, so I mixed it relatively poorly.

Rural children are pampered from an early age and do not seek to improve. They are generally brought up by their grandparents, very doting, living in a big villa since childhood, breathing fresh air, eating pollution-free vegetables, and studying freely. The urban children are generally strictly controlled by their parents, living in pigeon cages, breathing car exhaust, eating vegetables with pesticide residues, and their parents tutor and do their homework at night, and they can't rest on weekends to Peiyou, so they have developed a hard-working and motivated character of urban children.

Rural children are far behind, and when they go to places with a harsh environment such as cities, they lose their competitiveness, so they generally mix poorly.

There is no foundation in the city, and the university enrollment expansion is too strong, the quality is not good, and the country has no money to develop many people's majors in the countryside, and they are not suitable for the countryside, so (* m) Hey,

Because they don't understand some of the living conditions in society, they are just living and surviving according to what they think is right.

Because some college students from rural areas have no interpersonal relationships, they are relatively poor.

Because when some people look at their resumes, they will see that they are from rural areas, and it will be difficult to find a job.

Because their capital is poor, others can invest in them, but they can't, the platform is too small.

The reason why college students from rural areas are poorer is because they have little social experience and no resources.

Because their lifestyle, dressing style, and behavior will not keep up with the trend.

Because the starting point of rural college students is low, the network resources they are exposed to are limited, but if they are good enough or have good opportunities, they will not be very bad.

In the family education of rural college students, they must study hard, and there is no other better way out except reading, so after being successfully admitted to university, they will only read and study, and do not know how to effectively socialize, how to establish their own network, or there is no economic strength to meet the source, and rural parents generally have more children. Nor can they spend all their family resources on one child.

Urban college students are diametrically opposed, they have received good educational resources since childhood, enjoy the all-round development of morality, intelligence, physical fitness, art and labor, and have a variety of talents from primary school, their resource circle is relatively high-end, and the people they come into contact with are also excellent, and urban families generally only give birth to one child, and all the efforts of parents will be spent on this child, and they will also strongly support the needs of children, and will work hard to pave the way for children. Therefore, in terms of probability, rural college students are generally not as good as urban college students.

Be hard, don't wait, don't be disappointed.

Why do most college students from rural areas do not mix well?