Sophomore students

Sophomore students may fall into two groups according to their different understanding of study. First, the “all developed students”. Many sophomore students in this phase have realized the importance of use what they have learned to the practical exercise. They don’t think it is enough to study day and night but without the practical practice because they have known the fierce competition in the real world. So they aware of this trend and want to upgrade themselves to meet the social demands. So, by study very hard and with the high school mark, they usually catch every opportunity they could to develop themselves outside the school and always take part-time jobs that are related to their major. Students that make up the second group are the “later all developed students”. As the “all developed students”, they also have the excellent mark in school, but they don’t think they are qualified enough to find a job. What in their mind is that there is a long way for her or him to go before they could find their desiring jobs. With these ideas in mind, they study very hard and often take little part-time jobs and also lack the enthusiasm to participate in school activities. “Learn more before graduate and you will have a bigger opportunity to success in you later life” is their motto. So, as you can see, they want to be full prepared before they enter the real social world, they want to learn more as more as possible. So, no matter which group they belong to, they all want to fit better in societies later in

life and are working hard for it by only use the different methods to achieve it.