When we rise from high school, we break away from exam-oriented education. However, university study is very different from high school. The most obvious point is that in class, in high school, all the knowledge taught by teachers is based on You go to the college entrance examination, but when you go to university, you focus more on application, such as English classes. High school teachers will systematically lay the foundation for you, teach grammar, spelling, and let students memorize sentence patterns. Of course, it is useful for the college entrance examination, but it is not suitable for students across the country. After passing the college entrance examination and arriving at university, the English teacher will focus on teaching you how to apply, and you will have to accumulate basic knowledge such as vocabulary accumulation by yourself. It should be noted that such courses are more free (mobile phones are allowed to be used in university classes) and more independent. Therefore, you need to have a high degree of self-discipline and at the same time have the mentality of "college, the worst is to learn on your own". You should be positive about the different teaching methods from high school, but don't be too nervous, you will get used to it. Second, interpersonal relationships are also very important in college, especially the relationship with roommates, which must be handled well. Roommates need to get along with each other for four years. Seeing each other without looking up is the first step in the university interpersonal network. Remember Don't make bad friends with your roommates. University is a small society, and we must be restrained in everything we say and do. College students should grow up, have high emotional intelligence, know what to say and what not to say, want to have good relationships with others, be cheerful and generous, and don't be afraid to communicate, but Don't be a soft persimmon, do what you should do well, and don't worry about things that don't concern you. Remember the eight-character mantra: What's none of my business is none of your business.