Should college students focus on their studies?

University is a transitional stage for us to get in touch with society. Many students think that they don't need to study hard when they go to college. In fact, this idea is completely wrong. Of course, high school grades are important, and so are college grades. The university's grade point will affect many aspects, such as studying abroad, taking the postgraduate entrance examination and even working.

Many popular sayings on the Internet now are misunderstandings in thinking. Students should try their best to avoid being influenced by online thinking.

1, if you didn't fail, you didn't go to college.

It is common for some students not to be admitted to the university, saying that they are not admitted to the university. That was not the case. Failing the course will bring many side effects, such as not getting scholarships and grants, not evaluating the students in the class, and also affecting graduation, postgraduate entrance examination and going abroad.

2. A university without truancy is incomplete.

Skipping classes is common in universities, but it doesn't mean it's right. College courses are all useful. Listening carefully can not only help you learn knowledge, but also reduce the pressure of final review and make you get high marks easily.

3. Universities should do more part-time jobs and accumulate experience.

There is more spare time in universities, so many students spend a lot of time doing part-time jobs in order to accumulate social experience. But in fact, the part-time jobs they can do in college are very simple, and they don't need any skills, such as handing out leaflets and other types of part-time jobs. Some students even skip classes to take part-time jobs. To tell the truth, this kind of part-time job will not help much in the future. During college, you should focus on your studies and don't do too many unskilled part-time jobs.