Su He's university life clearly appears more exciting than his.
In just three days, the freshmen are striving to adapt to university life, while the sophomores and juniors are looking for freshmen to approach. As for the senior veterans, they're considering where to intern or whether to prepare for graduate school exams.
After all, in the fourth year, students rarely stay on campus unless they're preparing for graduate school exams; otherwise, they have to think about internships.
Some are even worried about credits, and quite a few people are distressed about failing a certain subject. After all, it's the last year, and failing again means facing the risk of not graduating.
No one wants to have studied for so many years in university only to end without a diploma. In today's society, academic qualifications are highly valued.
Only the freshmen, without exception, are immersed in military training while enduring the Student Union's endless chatter.
