University.
That's right, this opening again.
We talked about the anticipation of just starting college (the difficulty of finding a partner), and the military training meant to toughen you up (while tanning you black).
Next, we should talk about the most important thing in your future college life, and your primary responsibility as a college student.
Hm? You're asking what that is?
(°Д°)ツ┬─┬ Of course it's studying!
Seriously, if you don't want to face the anxious uncertainty of being unable to find a job after graduation, or the frustrated regret of failing to meet the hiring standards for the job you want,
if you don't want to walk out of the school gates and realize you have no strengths and no idea where your future lies,
then please listen to a piece of advice from someone who's been there.
"Study hard while you're in college."
If you've already graduated, I wonder whether that stirred any feelings in you. If not, congratulations—you still have time.
Of course, if you studied hard in college but still couldn't find a job after graduating,
then think carefully about whether you failed to study hard in high school and ended up applying to a terrible university,
or whether your eyes got smeared with cow dung when you chose your major.
And speaking of studying hard, it was actually very simple.
Don't think it meant leaving early and coming home late, spending your days off in the library, or even burning the midnight oil with your head buried in books.
That was only the level required of the very few who wanted to become elites and stand out from the crowd.
Normally, the standard for studying hard in college only required you to do one thing.
Attend class on time.
Don't laugh. Did you think that