How happy it is to be admitted to the ideal university. For most people, it is the first time to go to university and they have no experience. Here we bring you the experience of the seniors. The upperclassman gives advice to freshmen, hoping that they can grow up in their own universities.
1. Learning is always the first, no stage. University is a mini society. It's better to spend more time to improve yourself than to spend time dealing with all kinds of people and things. Those who say "grades are unimportant" and "college punks are OK", do things that students can't do well, and graduate with poor transcripts in black and white, but they are not convincing at all. Learn from what you are interested in, cultivate your learning habits, and focus on persistence.
2. Never fail the exam. Don't think it's a proud thing to fail a course. Don't believe the words "a university that doesn't fail a course is an incomplete university". A university that doesn't fail a course is incomplete, and a university that fails a course is too regretful. When you go out to look for a job in the future, it depends on your university achievements. Which company do you think will want a person who can fail in professional courses as a staff member?
3. Before shopping, check your consumption level. You should have self-control in spending money and not blindly compare with others. Everyone is a student, and it is normal that the living expenses are limited. You should know that once the consumption level goes up, it is not easy to want to go down again. Buying less clothes is just a temporary thing. Bad consumption habits, once formed, can be life-long. I always think that others use hundreds of dollars of water and thousands of dollars of bags. I don't think it's ironic that I can't compare my grades with my food and clothing in school?
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