给父母的一封信关于大学生活的英语作文

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Dear Mom and Dad,

Hi! It's me, your little munchkin! I'm writing to tell you all about my university life. I know I'm still just a kid, but I've heard so much about it from my older cousins and the movies that I feel like I'm already an expert!

First off, let me tell you about the dorms. From what I've seen, they're like giant sleepover parties that never end! You get to live with your best friends, stay up late watching movies, and have pillow fights every night. The rooms are really fancy too, with bunk beds and posters of your favorite superheroes on the walls. I can't wait to decorate my side with all my stuffed animals! The classes sound like so much fun too. You get to learn about all sorts of cool stuff, like how to build rocket ships or talk to animals. And the professors are just like the fun aunties and uncles that give you candy instead of boring lectures. I'll make sure to raise my hand a lot so they keep picking me.

But the best part has to be the food! I've heard they have these amazing all-you-can-eat buffets with every kind of food you can imagine. Pizza, ice cream, candy, you name it! No more yucky vegetables or having to eat what's on my plate. I'll finally be able to eat nothing but chicken nuggets and chocolate cake for every meal. It's a dream come true!

Of course, there's also plenty of time for fun and games. The universities have huge playgrounds with slides, swings, and climbing frames. And every weekend, they screen all the latest cartoon movies and superhero flicks. Can you imagine?! Getting to watch new movies every single week? It's like living in a giant theater!

And don't even get me started on the sports. You can play every game imaginable, from soccer and basketball to dodgeball and capture the flag. No more sitting on the bench either. Everyone gets to play and have fun, no matter how good or bad you are. I'm definitely signing up for every single team!

Oh, and I almost forgot about the best part – no bedtimes or chores! You can stay up as late as you want, playing video games or running around outside. And there are workers there to clean up after you and do all the yucky chores like making your bed or washing the dishes. How cool is that?

I know it sounds too good to be true, but that's really what university is like from what I've heard. Just one big, never-ending playground where you get to learn awesome things, eat whatever you want, and have fun all day long. No boring grown-up responsibilities at all!

Of course, I'll still miss you guys like crazy. But don't worry, I'll make sure to come home every weekend to visit. Or maybe you can even come stay in the dorms with me sometimes! We can have pillow fights and eat ice cream for breakfast together. Wouldn't that be the best?

Anyway, I better stop rambling now. I'm getting too excited just thinking about it all. Only a few more years until I'm off to university! I can't wait to experience it all for myself. Don't be sad though, okay? I'll always be your little munchkin, no matter where I go.

Love you lots! XOXOXO Your name

篇2

Dear Mom and Dad,

How are you both doing? I'm writing to tell you all about my life at college so far. It has been a really big change from living at home, but I am having a lot of fun and learning so much! My dorm room is pretty small, but I like it. I have my own little space that I can decorate however I want. My roommate John is really nice. He's from California and loves surfing and the beach. We get along great! The best part is we have our own bathroom just for the two of us, so we never have to wait.

The dining halls have good food, but I do miss your amazing home-cooked meals. They have lots of choices like pizza, burgers, pasta, salads, and more. My favorite is the ice cream bar where you can get unlimited scoops and toppings! I probably eat a little too much ice cream.

My classes are really interesting so far. Some of them are pretty hard, but I'm working really hard and going to all the study groups. My chemistry class has a lot of difficult concepts, but the professor is really smart and breaks everything down step-by-step. I'm taking an English class where we read classic novels and poems. It's cool to discuss the deeper meanings with my classmates.

I've joined a few clubs too to meet new people. The hiking club goes on fun outdoor adventures every weekend. I've

already been on three amazing hikes and seen some beautiful forests and waterfalls. I also joined the chess club, which is a good way to take a break from studying and exercise my brain in a different way.

The campus is really pretty, especially in the fall when all the leaves are changing colors. There are lots of grassy areas perfect for tossing a frisbee or having a picnic. I try to spend some time outside every day, even if it's just walking between classes. The fresh air helps me concentrate better.

One hard thing about college is being so far away from home. I do miss you guys a lot. But I'm making great new friends and keeping busy with activities. I call you every week to catch up, and I'll be coming home for the holidays before you know it! My first few months here have been a rollercoaster, filled with lots of newness, excitement, challenges, and growth. I'm becoming more independent and learning how to manage my time wisely between classes, homework, activities, and fun. It's all preparing me for the real world after graduation.

I can't wait for you to visit campus soon so I can show you around! Let me know when you're able to make a trip. I'll give you the full grand tour, introduce you to my friends, and take you to the best restaurants and hangout spots nearby.

Well, I have to run to my next class now. Thank you for all your love, support, and care packages from home! I miss you and love you very much. Hug the dog for me! Love, Your Child

篇3

Dear Mom and Dad,

How are you doing back home? I miss you both so much! University life here is really exciting but also kind of confusing and hard sometimes. I wanted to tell you all about it. The campus here is huge! It's like a whole city just for students. There are massive buildings everywhere for the different colleges and libraries and sports stuff. My favorite is the big old library right in the middle - it has about a million books and looks like something from Harry Potter. I get lost constantly trying to find my classes in all the maze-like hallways and buildings. Good thing the food courts are awesome so I can stop for ice cream and recharge when I'm turned around!

My classes are intense. The professors just fire off all these big intellectual thoughts and theories nonstop. Half the words

they use I've never heard before! I take a zillion notes trying to keep up but it's like drinking from a firehose. The readings are crazy long too, sometimes over 100 pages per class. My

backpack weighs a ton. I have to use the big kid desks that have the swingy chairs attached. My legs dangle because they're so long!

But I actually find a lot of the subject matter fascinating, especially the sciences. Like in biology, we learned all about how life itself works at the smallest levels. And in physics, we explored the forces that govern the entire universe! It blows my mind. The professors seem to really know their stuff too. My biology prof has done research in rainforests all over the world. I'll never forget when she brought in a stack of gigantic creepy-crawly insects to pass around - I may have screamed a little.

I live in the dorms, which are decent enough I suppose. Kind of like a really big house with shared bathrooms and study areas on each floor. But my roommate Jesse snores like a chainsaw every night! No wonder I've been taking so many naps in the library. The dorm cafeteria isn't bad at least - everything from pizza to stir fry to ice cream bars. Just don't ask about the\"mystery meat\" nights.

There's lots of fun stuff to do on campus besides studying at least. Every Friday night, the student center has amazing activities like outdoor movies, concert performances, or elementary school game nights (I dominated the last game of musical chairs!). On theweekends, there are always pickup games of soccer, volleyball, or frisbee going on. The rec center gym and pools are also a total blast.

But it's not all just fun and games. I've discovered that juggling academics, campus activities, and basic life

responsibilities like laundry and cleaning is pretty overwhelming sometimes. I've pulled a few all-nighters already trying to get everything done. No wonder everyone walks around squinting and chugging coffee! I've learned I need to plan my time a lot better.

I've joined a few clubs too which has really helped me make friends andfelict more like part of the community. The science club is my favorite - we get to put on wacky demonstrations at departmental events and even judge science fairs. I've met some really interesting people from literally all over the world. My friend Fatima is teaching me some Arabic!

Speaking of the world, I feel like my horizons have just cracked wide open here. Every day, I'm exposed to so many

diverse beliefs, cultures, and perspectives. Suddenly my little hometown feels so small and narrow in comparison. I used to think I had life mostly figured out, but now I realize there's just endless room to keep exploring and growing. It's daunting but also exciting!

Well, I could ramble on forever, but I'd better wrap this up. College has been a whirlwind of new experiences -

mind-bending but also mind-opening if that makes sense. It's challenging for sure, but I'm having a ton of fun and already feel myself maturing tremendously. I've got so much more to discover!

I miss you and love you! Please come visit sometime soon. There's a great pizza place in town I want to take you to. Your son, Michael

篇4

Dear Mom and Dad,

Hi! How are you guys doing back home? I miss you both so much! College has been really fun so far but also pretty hard too.

I'm trying my best to work hard in my classes but there's just so much to do all the time. Let me tell you all about it!

My dorm room is pretty small but I like it. I have my very own tiny fridge that I keep stocked with snacks and drinks. My roommate Kenny is really cool. He's from California and he taught me how to surf over spring break! We went to the beach and everything. It was awesome but I got sunburned pretty bad. Oops!

My classes are intense. I'm taking English, Math, History, Biology, and an intro to Philosophy class. Philosophy is my favorite because we get to talk about really deep stuff like what's real and not real. It blows my mind! My philosophy professor has a crazy long beard and he always wears sandals, even in the winter. He's funny.

English class is probably the hardest. We have to read really old books from like 500 years ago. The language is so weird and hard to understand. I have to look up almost every other word in the dictionary. I'm not a big fan of reading those ancient books, they're no Harry Potter that's for sure! I much prefer writing essays and creative stories.

My math class is pretty good. The professor is really smart but he has a super thick accent. Sometimes I have no idea what

he's saying! I have to rely a lot on the textbook to learn the material. It's just algebra and geometry stuff that isn't too bad. Although word problems are the worst, I always mix up the numbers and variables. Why do they have to phrase it so weirdly?!

Then there's history class which can be kind of boring tbh. It's just a bunch of dates and dead people. Although I did think the unit on Ancient Rome was pretty cool, learning about the gladiators and Colosseum and stuff. That was awesome! My history professor sounds just like Ben Stein from Ferris Bueller, she's so monotone. I've fallen asleep in that class a few times no lie.

Biology isn't too bad because we get to do experiments and look through microscopes and stuff. Although dissecting the frog was pretty gross and made me want to puke. There was blood and guts everywhere! The professor is really young and attractive though, all the guys have crushes on her. She has to tell people to pay attention a lot during lectures.

Outside of class, I've joined a few clubs to keep busy. I'm in the Outdoor Adventure club where we go hiking, kayaking, that kind of thing. I fell into a freezing cold lake on one of the hikes which was not fun at all! We also have a Quidditch team that I

joined which is cool. We use broomsticks and everything, although sadly we can't actually fly. It's just running around with broomsticks between our legs. Still fun though!

The dining hall food is pretty meh, nothing too exciting. Although they do have a soft serve ice cream machine that rules! I probably eat way too much of that. I've gained like 10 pounds already this year from all the junk food and late night pizza. Oops...freshmen 15 is no joke!

Speaking of late nights, I've been staying up way too late playing video games and watching Netflix instead of studying like I should. Time management is hard! There's just so much freedom and so many fun things to do. Although I do feel bad when I slack off too much and then bomb a test or something. Of course, I miss home a lot too. I miss Mom's delicious home cooked meals and hanging out watching movies with Dad. I even miss dumb things like doing chores and my annoying little sister (although don't tell her I said that). I've made some good friends here but it's not the same as my friends from back home that I've known forever, you know?

Money has been a little tight with having to buy books, pay fees, and everything. Thanks so much for the weekly allowance you send me, it helps a lot! I've been trying to get a part-time job

but it's been hard to find anything on campus. Keeping my fingers crossed for something to open up soon.

Well I should probably get going and start studying for that big biology test tomorrow. I'll try to call again soon! Love you guys and I'll see you over Spring Break! Your son, Tommy

篇5

Dear Mom and Dad,

How are you? I miss you both so much! College is really fun but also very different from home. There's so much I want to tell you about my life here.

First of all, the campus is huge! It's like a whole different little town. There are lots of big buildings for classes, libraries, dining halls, and even stores and a movie theater. I live in one of the dorms which is kind of like a big apartment building just for students. My roommate Josh and I share a tiny room with two beds, two desks, and not much else. It's cramped but we make it work.

The best part is I get to pick all my own classes! I'm taking some really interesting ones like astronomy where we get to look through telescopes at planets and stars. I also have a fun art class where we get to paint and sculpt. My favorite is probably my literature class where we read cool old books and poems. The classes are way harder than school at home though. We have lots of homework, papers to write, tests to study for, and the professors just lecture for hourssss.

Speaking of professors, they're all really smart but kind of quirky and strange. Like my English professor always wears a bowtie and longfellowsuit coat like he's from the 1800s. And my chemistry professor has these crazy wild Einstein hairdo and coke bottle glasses. They're all nice enough but they definitely march to the beat of their own drum if you know what I mean! The dining halls are decent I guess, but definitely not as good as your home cooking. It's all buffet style and you can eat as much as you want which is cool. But the food itself is just okay, nothing too special or tasty. I miss your meatloaf and mashed potatoes already!

I've made lots of new friends here which has been really fun. There are kids from all over the country and even some international students from other countries. My roommate Josh

is from California and he's really laid back and loves to surf and skateboard. Then there's Emily who is from Montana and she loves horses and rodeos. Abdul is an exchange student from Saudi Arabia and he's taught me some Arabic phrases. Having friends from such different backgrounds has been an awesome experience.

College isn't all fun though. It's a lot of work too! I spend so much time in classes, studying in the library, writing papers, and doing problem sets. I feel like I'm always rushing from one thing to the next without much free time. And the papers and essays we have to write are no joke - I'm talking 10, 15, even 20 pages sometimes! My brain hurts just thinking about it.

But I'm working hard and trying my best. I joined a study group for my toughest classes and we all help each other out. The librarians have also been really helpful for research and just getting work done. I've learned so much already, not just from my classes but from being on my own and being independent for the first time. It's a huge growing experience.

There's so much more I could say but I'm running out of room. College has its challenges for sure but I'm having the time of my life. I feel like I'm finally getting a taste of the real world. Don't worry, I'll be home for summer soon! I can't wait to sleep in

my own bed and have you cook for me again. Give my love to everyone. Love,

Your College Student