Mental health is a problem that most freshmen are exposed to. The victims may be the people around them or themselves. As a college student who has just finished my college life, I have a strong voice on this topic. I have also suffered from these mental health pains. The new college life left me at a loss. Even looking for a classroom, I had to look at a map. Every student looks strange. They leave immediately after class. I can't open my mouth to ask them if they have the same experience as me.
One night, I suddenly realized that I couldn't survive in college in such a confusing way. I hated being so aimless. I asked my sister, and she suggested that I go to my advisor to confirm that my future goals are better. I followed her advice and made an appointment. Through repeated communication with my advisor, I gradually became clear about my goals and positioning in CSULA.
I also had the idea of giving up, but in the thought of my parents and my own efforts in high school, it was not easy to enter CSULA. I decided to stick to it and not give up easily. After all, it takes effort to achieve better results. The harder you work, the luckier you will be!
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