1. Weak foundation: Some students have not laid a good foundation in high school mathematics, and found it difficult to keep up with the progress of the course after entering the university. This will lead them to find it difficult to learn new knowledge.
2. Lack of interest: Some students are not interested in mathematics and think it is boring. This attitude will affect their learning effect and make them unable to concentrate on the classroom content.
3. Improper time management: College life is rich and colorful, and students need to balance study, socializing and entertainment. Improper time management may lead to a backlog of learning tasks and affect the learning effect.
4. Improper learning methods: Some students adopt wrong learning methods, such as memorizing formulas and theorems, without understanding the principles behind them. This method is not conducive to cultivating students' logical thinking ability and problem-solving ability.
5. Lack of practical opportunities: Mathematics is a very practical subject, which needs a lot of practice to consolidate the knowledge learned. However, some schools and teachers may not have enough resources to provide students with practical opportunities, which makes students unable to apply what they have learned to practical problems.
6. Lack of self-confidence: Due to the above reasons, some students lack self-confidence in learning mathematics. They are afraid of making mistakes, asking questions or participating in class discussions. This mentality will hinder their learning progress.
7. Exam pressure: College math exams are usually strict, requiring students to master a lot of knowledge in a short time. This will bring a lot of pressure to many students and affect their exam results.