How should we plan the coming university life?

As an experienced person, I think the planning of college life mainly includes the following aspects. The first is academic planning. Some students think that college is a world of fun. The person in charge tells you that playing is only a small branch of college life, and you should plan your studies well. Think about whether to go to graduate school or work after graduation. If you work after graduation, your GPA will be enough. The minimum standard for yourself is not to fail, because it is ugly to fail in job hunting. If you are a graduate student, make yourself a master as much as possible, because it is much easier to keep a graduate student than to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

The second is emotional planning. It would be a pity if there was no romance in college. If you can make it to the end, I wish you all the best. I regret not having been in love in college. Looking back now, the romance in college must be the most beautiful and unforgettable campus memory. After work, you will find that your social circle becomes narrow and boring, and you will regret wasting your college love time.

Third, the phased goal, four years of college, each time point should be focused. For example, when you are a freshman, it should be the most important thing to join a club, meet more people, find something you like, and be with like-minded people. In my sophomore year, if I can stay in the club and get promoted, I can consider it. If not, drop out of school and study hard. To tell the truth, clubs still take up a lot of time.

In the third year, you should focus on your studies. In the fourth year, if you are looking for a job after graduation, you can find more jobs in the fourth year, which can enrich your resume. If you want to continue your studies, you should concentrate on your studies.