The First Pitfall

In the first few days of reporting, seniors would come door-to-door to sell various things, such as phone cards, cosmetics, driving school registrations, and daily necessities. I encountered these salesmen. Refuse them all. It is best to post them outside the dormitory door. Salespeople are not allowed to enter.

Second Pitfall

Don’t be fooled into applying for a credit card to send things. Don’t be greedy for this small advantage. Some credit cards charge annual fees even if you don’t use them. If you forget to submit a payment without telling you, it will affect your personal credit report after it is overdue.

Third Pit

Don’t listen to the words of the ministers of the student union. They can only scare you freshmen, and the senior classmates will ignore them at all.

The fourth pit

Don’t believe any part-time agency. Pay the agency fee first, and some part-time jobs will be introduced to you. This kind of agency charges both ends. If you want to find a job, go to There is no charge to register at the work-study center in the school.

The fifth pit

When I first went to college, I couldn’t help but go to the mall or go to the city center during holidays. There were thousands of scams like free cosmetics experiences and free haircuts at barber shops. Don't believe it. They will trick you into the store first, and directly experience some high-charge items without knowing it, and defraud you of your money. If this happens, call the police immediately without saying a word.

The Sixth Pit

Don’t transfer money to strangers. There will often be people pretending to be Hong Kong people or foreigners at the university gate to ask you for directions, and then get close to you. How can you do business without cash? You take it with you, and then he transfers the money to you and so on. My college classmate was defrauded of 2,000 yuan in this way at the school gate.

The Seventh Pit

Don’t be brainwashed by pyramid schemes. College students are the key development targets of MLM. Anyone who claims to help you get rich, invest, or make money is a liar. Those who can get rich will help you, and they have already quietly done it themselves.