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1、Unit7CollegeLifeUsefulInformationStudentsleaveforcollegeatage17or18,manyofthemhaveneverbeenawayfromhomeandtheirfamily.Thetransitiontogreaterfreedomandresponsibilitymaybedifficultforthem,withnoonetowakethemupforbreakfastordotheirlaundry,andfewerclassestoattendbutl
2、argeramountsofhomework.Somestudentsdonotadjustsuccessfully.IntheU.S.,wherealmost70%ofhighschoolgraduatesentercollege,onlyaminorityoftheseactuallygraduate.Elsewhere,withfewerattendingcollege,higherpercentagesmaygraduate.Collegehasmanysocialattractions,someofwhichc
3、anbedistractions.Sports,concerts,parties,anddormitorybullsessions(闲聊)canbeverytimeconsuming.Thetemptationtostayuptoolateatnightorsleeptoolateinthemorningisalwayspresent,soself-disciplineisanimportantlessontolearn.Inadditionmanystudentshavepart-timejobs,especially
4、intheU.S.wheremoststudentshavecarsandareexpectedtohelptheirparentspayfortuitionorcollegehousing.Studentsandtheirparentsmaydisagreeonhowmuchtimeshouldbedevotedtostudying.Buttheyusuallyagreethatinadditiontosomelearningandpossiblysomefun,oneoftheoutcomesofacollegeed
5、ucationshouldbeagoodjob.Studentswhohavealreadyworkedatpart-timejobshaveanadvantageinthejobmarket,butthisisnottheonlywaytoimproveone’schances.Manycollegeshaveinternshipsorco-opprogramstogivestudentspracticalexperienceintheirfuturecareers.Othershavespecialclasseswh
6、erestudentscanpracticetheirapplicationformsandletters,résumés,personalstatements,andemploymentinterviews.Mostcollegeshavecareercounselorsandeithercareerdaysorcareerfairswherestudentscanmeetpotentialemployersandlearnaboutcareeralternatives.Recentlymanyjobshavebeen
7、listedontheInternet,makingiteasiertomatchstudentswithsuitableopportunitiesandmoreimportantforstudentstoacquirecomputerskills.Collegecanbeanexcitingandrewardingexperience,butitcanalsobeverystressful.Makingtheirowndecisionscanbeverydifficultforyoungpeopleaccustomed
8、toparentalsupervision.Whenstudentsmakebaddecisions,suchasdrinkingtoomuchbeerorprocrastinatingintheirstudies,theyarenotalwaysmatureenoughtoadmitorcorrecttheirmi
