I'm a sophomore-to-be this year, attending a double non-native university that was closed due to an epidemic my freshman year. Generally speaking, school life can be divided into four aspects: professional studies, competition activities, club activities and dormitory life.
The first year of professional learning is relatively easy, as long as usually listen carefully in class, a surprise before the exam, you can ensure that you do not fail, compared to high school like sitting in the classroom every day, the university classroom learning is more flexible and more dependent on self-discipline, in addition, the school's library must be more to go around and around, the books are the ladder of progress, and so on, the sophomore will be involved in the professional course of study, the test is also more difficult.
The first year of competition is not much, but the college school will organize a lot of activities, think it is appropriate to participate in the participation, not only to enhance their ability to obtain certificates and so on, on the evaluation of excellence and evaluation of the benefits of the first, but also may come across the profession of the outstanding older siblings to give you the experience to teach, participate in these activities will be exposed to a lot of your shortcomings and deficiencies, but life is progress, it is still worth it! The first thing you need to do is to get a good deal on your own.
Social activities is mainly to pick their own interest in the newspaper, I enrolled in the college's girls basketball team, quite interesting, but can not enroll in too much, may be too busy, in the school free time is still relatively much, so the development of an interest in hobbies is really important.
The last is the dormitory life, we actually stay in the dormitory and most of the time, and the roommate relationship is not too good and do not get too stiff, it is best to develop good habits, usually our roommates in a piece of the dinner, or very happy everyone to help each other, *** with progress!