What's it like to go to a good university?

In a good university, there is still a strong reading atmosphere. There is no such thing as skipping classes, sleeping all day and doing nothing, wasting four years in vain. If it is an ordinary university, it will make people feel that they are just here to play, make up for the hard work of high school for three years, gradually relax themselves and become lazy and not motivated. School is not very strict, most students are in love, but forget to go to college for study. It is manifested in the following aspects:

A good university has a good style of study. If no one is studying around, if you study there alone, people will feel that you are very unsociable and everyone will crowd you out. In this way, in order to integrate into this group, you will basically give up studying and choose to indulge yourself. However, in a good university, studies are still relatively heavy, and it is not easy for everyone to enter the university. We should strive to improve ourselves.

Second, there are many opportunities for good universities. Generally, only good universities can get exchange places, and ordinary universities have no such opportunities at all. This is definitely a good opportunity for students. Being an exchange student is already excellent, and you can also experience what it's like to go to college in other places for free. This is definitely an important asset in life.

Third, a good university has more opportunities to find a job. Those well-known enterprises generally go to well-known universities to recruit, especially in some cases where the demand for positions is not great, and the requirements for candidates are also very high. A good university can attract many good enterprises to recruit people on campus and provide many employment opportunities for students.

Therefore, a good university can definitely pave the way for your later life. Study hard in the university, don't waste time, whether starting a business or looking for a job in the future, it will be smoother than others. Those who loaf around in universities and often fail courses are not so smooth on the road to employment.