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It’s been over a year since I graduated from university, and suddenly I remembered some things; I wonder if others feel the same way. People say that in college one shouldn’t get into relationships, fail courses, or skip classes – but that’s just nonsense. I managed to avoid all three things until right before graduation, and people laughed at me, saying I had wasted my time in college. Hey, how about the other members here? Share your experiences. . . . . . .
I had none of it either when I was in college!
I’ve never failed a course; I’ve done everything else: lol
Those who failed courses, dated girls, skipped classes, got into fights, and lived a carefree life......................
University is just a place to fool kids./I’ve done all of it: chasing girls (ending the week with a breakup), failing exams (the teacher was too lenient with me; they gave me tough grades twice), skipping classes (not skipping classes would be a disservice to the Party and the people)
I failed some courses in college, skipped classes, and never had a girlfriend; I’m still upset about it to this day, still feeling that there was something missing in college
This post was last edited by gaolemon on 2010-2-2 at 14:02. These are three mandatory courses; how can you skip taking them? Dating – it teaches you how to choose your spouse, which is the most important thing in nature. Skipping class – it teaches you to choose your own interests, which is the most important thing in one’s life. Failing a course – it teaches you a lesson: in China, many things are inexplicable, and that is the most important thing for the Chinese people.
It seems I’ll have to go back and retake it.:L
Being in a relationship – wanting to but not being able to; Everything I like already has a owner ; Skipping class – because of organizing an event, I finally skipped one class; it was a class that wasn’t very important anyway ; Failing a course – I’ve never tried it; it’s too embarrassing ; Don’t listen to others’ reckless suggestions. Although the university environment can be impetuous, there are still those who truly strive to learn. You should focus on your own aspirations and not follow others blindly! I have always believed that the most important thing in university is to develop the **ability to think!** Faced with various temptations and a complex society, only by developing the ability to think and making choices that suit oneself can one make the most of this life! This is my fundamental characteristic!