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＋Nowadays, many students feel that studying at university or college is much more difficult than at high school. There are several reasons for this problem, and some effective solutions can be introduced to help students overcome it.

There are two main reasons behind this phenomenon. Firstly, teacher at school spend a great deal of time taking care of their students. By doing that, pupils are able to develop critical thinking and focus more on homework, which enhances students' performance outcomes. Consequently, they feel it is easy to study. However, after moving to university, the instructor do not teach in the same way, requiring students to improve their self-study ability.＋ Therefore, many learners struggle to find effective ways to learn independently. Secondly, joining clubs and frequent extracurricular activities makes it difficult for students to balance their academic work and personal life. As a results, students fall short of their expectations and face many learning challenges at university.

To tackle this problem, a combination of actions should be implemented. Firstly, universities should organize orientation programs and study skill workshops for new students. In these classes, students can learn how to search for materials and practice self-study skills. As a result, they can gradually adapt to university learning style and no longer find independent study too difficult. Secondly, students themselves must manage their time effectively. By making a clear daily timetable, they can balance their study, part-time jobs, and relaxation. This helps reduce stress and prevents students from studying at the last minute before exams, making it easier for them to understand difficult lessons.

In conclusion, the difficulty in university studying mainly stems from the shift to self-study and poor time management due to extracurricular activities. However, this issue can be resolved if universities offer study-skill workshops and students learn to balance their time effectively.