First of all, the first rule is to study hard. Really, this word is not good, but it is really important. Because if you study well, you can get a scholarship every semester. Although it is not much, it is also an income. You can also apply for a national scholarship if you are particularly outstanding. It is also the threshold for you to do something, such as joining the party, applying for some honors, scholarships and so on. There are always achievements before and after. It's impossible for everyone to get the first place in the exam, but it's good as long as you take the exam seriously and make sure you don't fail, because your grades will also affect your job search in senior three. Some companies will let you bring your report card directly when recruiting. If you lay a good foundation before, it will be easier to take the postgraduate entrance examination. It is still an excellent direct research insurance. Really, although the premise of research insurance should be excellent for three years, the return is worthwhile. It's getting harder and harder to take the postgraduate entrance examination in recent years, so it's good to be able to study. The information gap is really important. Everyone is more free, and the teachers in the university won't tell you what to do. You have to break down the information barrier and search for information. One of the most important abilities you need in college is the ability to retrieve information. If you want to participate in research, postgraduate entrance examination, employment, textual research and competition, you should plan ahead and collect information. In fact, I was confused when I first went to college. Now that I am a senior, I deeply understand how big the information gap can be. Freshmen should have a career planning course. I hope you can take this opportunity to think about the four-year university plan. Take every opportunity seriously. Every step you take is in vain. I have a deep understanding of this. What I have touched before will always help you at some point in the future. Earnestly live every day, even if there is a little progress every day. Because the university is relatively free, you can choose to lie in the dormitory all the time when there is no class, or you can choose to participate in some meaningful activities and clubs that you are interested in. Handle interpersonal relationships well. You don't have to fit in just to fit in. In fact, everyone in the university has their own things. One always has something to do. Learn to be alone with yourself, learn to calm down and do your own thing, everyone is an independent individual. This is not much to say. Learn skills, develop hobbies and deepen self-awareness. For example, things that are helpful for your future employment, your hobbies, things you want to learn but haven't learned ... You can also cultivate some good habits. You can do many things and be brave. Many things are just too difficult for you to imagine. Another important thing for universities is to cultivate and improve their learning ability. Don't relax in English study, you must pass CET-4. I also hope that through these, you can have a clearer understanding of yourself. Come on, duck! Insist on memorizing words