How do freshmen plan their lives?

First, freshmen swear, the joy of fresh people. They listened to the Ipod, played PSP, ate milk tablets, wore high heels, wrote "Martians" and danced street dance, and officially appeared. Make public and creative! Congratulations, fresh people who have stepped into the university campus! Four years in college is the best time in life. How many people will miss their youth before recess, and how many people will miss the most free and romantic time in their lives four years later! Today, you are looking at the campus in a novel way. Have you ever thought that four years later, at another grand ceremony, you can look back at this footprint and say that you have no regrets? Let's go, plan your future from freshman year, draw a nautical chart for your goal, set sail and let your youth accompany you and grow more! Second, freshmen need to pass Sandao Pass 1. After building a "golden bridge of life" to go to college, many things need to be handled by myself, and an independent life has begun. Therefore, in addition to studying, we should also learn to take care of our personal life and cultivate the ability to live independently. What freshmen need to learn most is financial management. For the first time, freshmen arrange their lives independently, and often have no plans to spend money. They are always confused and have no money. Therefore, we should learn to be careful, do what we can, develop good living habits, and spend our limited money where we need it most. At the beginning, you can make a detailed list to see how much living expenses you will spend a month, and whether you want to spend every sum. You can also make a consumption plan at the beginning of the month, and don't have an economic deficit at the end of each month. In addition, college students should also make daily consumption according to their parents' economic ability and their work and study ability. 2. Overcoming the difficulties of "learning" University education is a kind of professional education, with a large amount of learning information and fast speed, emphasizing autonomy, creativity and practicality in the learning process. Therefore, freshmen should further clarify their learning purpose and motivation, learn to adjust their mentality and plan their time. Learn to study actively, arrange your own time, find problems, ask questions and solve problems. University study is not limited to attending lectures and reading textbooks. Discussing and communicating, attending academic lectures and participating in social practice are all learning. The key is to make full use of resources and effectively digest and integrate the knowledge learned. 3. Adapting to university interpersonal communication Another important task of university study is to learn to deal with people. Carnegie once said: "Only 65,438+05% of a person's professional success is due to his professional skills, and the other 85% depends on interpersonal and social skills." A successful person must first be a person who is good at communicating with others. He knows how to make others happy and how to make himself happy. Of course, this is a profound knowledge, but it is not impossible to learn. Freshmen can improve their interpersonal skills by participating in more social activities, such as student management systems such as the Student Union and the Youth League Committee, and community activities. Being a student cadre in a university can not only "take a look" at scholarship evaluation, comprehensive quality evaluation, and sending graduate students, but also have advantages in future job hunting. Student cadres often organize school and class activities, from the planning of activities to the reception during the activities to the arrangement of specific affairs. These activities can improve your organizational leadership. In addition, in universities, many teachers' information is conveyed by student cadres, who can get first-hand information faster than other students. Especially before graduation, student cadres are often better prepared when there are specialized units to recruit. Suggestions for freshmen 1. Set a goal for yourself. Harvard University once conducted a very famous follow-up survey on the impact of goals on life. The object of the survey is a group of college graduates with similar intelligence, education and environment. The result is this: 27%