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University students are different.They come from different parts of the country,speak variousdialects,and follow their distinctive regional customs.However, a closer look at their purposes oflearning at universitywill enable us to classify them roughly into three groups:those who learnout of instinct,those who learn for a promising future, and those who learn with no definitepurposes.Firstly, there are a handful of students who learn without fatigue simply because theylike to learn.They read a great deal of British and American novels because they are keenlyinterested in literature. Others sit in front of the computer screen, working on one newprogram after another all day and all night because they have discovered beauty incomplicated signal patterns, and dream of becoming “Bill Gates” one day.

Secondly, there are job-oriented who work hard for a better career.It is arguable that themajority of university students fall into this category.After enrolling in the hottest specialty ofthe moment, they throw themselves into books, whether they like them or not,so as to absorbthe most knowledge and to obtain all the available certificates,which may serve as acompetitive edge in the cut-throat human resources market in four years’ time.Thirdly, thereis a small fraction of students who learn without an aim.They take courses, finish assignments, enjoy life on campus,but lead a directionless life.They do not know what they are doing,norwhat they are willing to do,nor what they will be doing after college.They are a group of “sleepers”.Students from all parts of the country gather in the same university.After four years, they part to continue their various lives.However, it is almost certain that those who learn outof instinct will be happy,those who learn with a determination will be professionally successfulat least,and those who learn without an aim will end up with nothing.

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