Winter vacation is over. I know that many students may feel that they spent the last semester in a muddle, especially freshmen. Four years of college is neither long nor short, but it is enough to change your appearance. How you live your college life will make a big difference. Therefore, many students are facing this seemingly clichéd question again - how should college students live? As a senior, I will simply share my experience with my juniors today. 1. Study and study

1. Improve your grades and get good grades in professional courses Point

I want to tell you that college grade points are very important! It will directly affect your future postgraduate entrance examination, going abroad, and even finding a job. However, studying professional courses at university and high school are completely different things.

Take me as an example. My undergraduate major is international economics and trade. The importance of English learning for the International Trade major is really heavy. I remember when I was in class in my freshman year, my speaking was like a country bumpkin. However, through practicing and studying slowly in class, I now speak fluent English, and I also passed CET-4 and CET-6 in one go. Therefore, college grade points are very important.

2. Take more high-valued certificates

It is recommended that you take more high-valued certificates. Certificates are not about having too many certificates, but they can be used to prove that you have a certain level of study. ability. For example, CET-4 or CET-6 to prove your English proficiency; required professional certificates; driving qualification certificate, etc. No matter what, I just hope that everyone can fill in more knowledge in college, take more valuable certificates, and improve their abilities in all aspects.

3. Cultivate self-study ability

Self-study is a very important ability for college students. In college, teachers no longer supervise and supervise learning all the time like in middle and high school. Therefore, whether you want to learn your professional courses well or learn any skills, good self-study ability is crucial. 2. Regular work and rest, and exercise

For college students, the work and rest time will be more generous than the busy and busy senior year of high school, but we still need to regulate our own work and rest time. Even if you don’t necessarily go to bed early and get up early, you should at least stay up late less often and take good care of your body. Even if you don’t exercise for an hour every day, you must take physical education class seriously. 3. Cultivate interests and hobbies

Relatively speaking, there is still a certain amount of free time in college. You can study more and do more things you like, such as hand-painting, calligraphy, dancing, etc. These are all things that are important to persist in, and you will slowly see changes and even qualitative leaps. I only got into jazz dancing during the winter vacation of my sophomore year, and now I can dance pretty well~ 4. High-quality friendship circle

In fact, in college, loneliness is the norm, and everyone needs to get used to being alone to become better. Being alone doesn't mean you have no friends. It would be great if you can make a few friends with whom you can talk to each other or even have like-minded friends. Therefore, you also need to appropriately expand your network of contacts in college. High-quality circles may also make your college life more colorful. As for love, it’s good to have it. There’s no need to escape. Two people can become better together. It doesn't matter if you don't come. There is no need to be hungry to find your other half. After all, improving yourself is always the way to go. 5. Conclusion

In general, I hope you will never wait until you are about to graduate to regret that you did not study hard and live a good four-year college life. I hope you can fill in your knowledge, read more and think more, and improve yourself in a down-to-earth manner during your four years in college.