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毕业之际写给自己一封信作文亲爱的自己，你好！这封信是毕业之际写给自己的，我想和你聊聊这几年的风风雨雨，也算是对自己的一个总结和告别吧。

我要感谢你在这四年里一直坚持不懈地努力学习，虽然有时候也会觉得累，但是你从来没有放弃过。

你知道吗？我一直觉得你是一个很有毅力的人，就像那句话说的：“世上无难事，只怕有心人。

”你就是这样一个有心人，所以你才能够在学业上取得优异的成绩。

不过，我也想提醒你，以后的工作和生活可能会更加艰难，所以你要继续保持这种毅力和耐心，相信你一定能够克服一切困难。

我要感谢你在生活中一直保持着乐观的心态。

你知道吗？我一直觉得你是一个很阳光的人，就像那句话说的：“阳光总在风雨后。

”你总是能够在遇到困难时找到解决问题的方法，而且还会给身边的人带来快乐和正能量。

不过，我也想提醒你，以后的生活可能会更加复杂多变，所以你要继续保持这种乐观的心态，相信你一定能够笑对人生。

我要感谢你在人际交往方面做得很好。

你知道吗？我一直觉得你是一个很会交朋友的人，就像那句话说的：“朋友多了路好走。

”你总是能够和身边的人建立良好的关系，而且还会关心他们的生活和情感。

不过，我也想提醒你，以后的社会可能会更加竞争激烈，所以你要继续保持这种善于交际的能力，相信你一定能够结交到更多志同道合的朋友。

我要感谢你在爱情方面的表现。

你知道吗？我一直觉得你是一个很真诚的人，就像那句话说的：“真诚是最美的花朵。

”你在对待感情方面总是那么真诚和坦率，而且还会用心去经营和维护这段感情。

不过，我也想提醒你，以后的爱情可能会更加复杂多变，所以你要继续保持这种真诚的态度，相信你一定能够找到属于自己的幸福。

亲爱的自己，时间过得真快啊！转眼间我们就要毕业了。

我想告诉你的是，无论未来的路有多么艰辛，我都会一直陪伴在你身边支持你、鼓励你。

因为我相信你一定能够成为一个更好的人。

好了，今天的信就写到这里吧！希望你在未来的生活中能够一帆风顺、事业有成、幸福美满！此致敬礼！。

大一学生写给四年后的自己的一封信

大一学生写给四年后的自己的一封信亲爱的自己：
四年过去，你变得更加成功，更加有兴趣，更有自信，更有抱负。

令我无限欣慰的是，你始终没有放弃拼搏，始终相信自己有能力去实现目标。

回想当时你坐在大一的课堂上，学习肩负着，考试压力重，奋斗在奋斗中考虑着未来。

每次心情低落，每次计划落空，你所坚信的依然是属于自己的梦想。

今天来看，你的梦想都实现了！你被一所知名的大学录取，深造想要的专业；遇到了可以一起成长的伙伴；课外活动受到老师和同学的好评。

比起大一时候拼尽全力学习，你现在更善于利用周末和暑假，拓展自己的视野。

不久前，你与好友一起去了新的旅行，在外见识了许多高超的才智，助你进一步调整自我认知，宽容待人，做事眼界变更宽广，生命变得更加多彩灿烂。

亲爱的自己，当你看到未来的自己的时候，相信你的头脑清晰，心里不断有新的憧憬，你将创造更加美好的自己，搏击着新的梦想，勇敢地去做想做的事，找到生活中真正满足自己的东西，打造独一无二的人生！
最后，祝你事事如意，开心快乐！
祝好！
你的，
大一时的。

写给三年后的自己的一封信大学

写给三年后的自己的一封信大学亲爱的你：你好！祝贺你大学毕业。

你即将步入社会，迎接一个美好的未来。

转眼三年过去了，你也不是那个懵懂的少年了。

大学的生活是美好的，也是残酷的，你要认清自己，努力。

希望三年后你能过上你期待的生活。

首先是学业方面吧。

你要明白大学的意义，大学，博学也。

趁着年轻，千方百计地博览群书，学习新知识。

大一时，要熟悉自己的专业，要学什么东西，以后找什么工作。

不仅要把英语四级过了，而且还要取得一个较高的成绩。

打好高等数学和专业基础知识，做到至少不挂科。

培养一门兴趣爱好，比如说口琴。

多去名校转转，看看自己和他们差距有多大，想办法补好自身短板。

大二时，巩固专业知识，大二要过了英语六级，自学python，多看人工智能领域的书籍，争取拿奖学金。

假期的时候去企业单位看看本专业需要的技能，努力补全，了解现在社会对人才的需求。

大三时，有了良好的专业知识，希望你能尽快地到企业中实习，锻炼能力，做好职业规划。

这时考虑清楚究竟要不要读研，尽早为考研做好准备。

大四，回广州实习，在软件城结合自己的知识，学以致用。

第二是生活。

希望你能坚持锻炼，天气好的时候出去跑步。

不要晚于十二点睡觉，早起吃早餐。

多去图书馆，少呆在宿舍，利用好互联网和图书馆资源，开阔视野，丰富知识。

不要放弃读书，坚持每周读一本好书，试着写一篇书评或者评论。

周日晚上坚持看一部经典电影，写下影评。

继续写。

当你有经验或体会的时候，用文字的形式写下来，尽量贡献给一些作家。

但是切记不要为了得奖而逼自己写。

不要把时间浪费在看直播和无聊的社交上。

让自己独立，学会独处。

但是不要内向，有机会表现自己的时候多尝试。

交好朋友，认识优秀的人。

对于感情，希望你不要因为寂寞或者跟风而谈恋爱。

你要做的就是越来越好。

感情现在对你来说只是稍纵即逝的事情。

最后，认清自己。

你是一个浮躁偏执的人，做事很难静下心来，但是静下心来认真做事就会集中精神。

愿你在浮躁的时候静下心来，听几首小曲，然后开始做事。

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感觉蝉声中那南风拂面，校园的草坪碧绿，离别的脚步即将迈开，不久之后，班里的同学都要背上行囊奔赴远方。

大学四年大家彼此相看成长，更多的时候是彼此互相帮助。

如果回望过去，眼前这一切的景致，想必早已深深刻入你的心里，成为自己人生值得永远回味的记忆。

而现在，你即将离开中山大学，离开这个曾经陪伴着自己一起成长，欢笑，烦恼的地方，要去打造属于自己的一片天地时候！你会想前方会出现什么，还是其他？连我也无从知晓。

只是不管怎样，既然选择了就不要后悔，勇敢地一直走下去，总会柳暗花明。

因为天空偶有乌云，但太阳永远会因为你的执着而探出头迎接你。

每年的毕业生越来越多，无论是即将毕业的；还是早已毕业的；还是离毕业很遥远的人；人生其实也就是一所学校，作为即将毕业的你，最头疼的肯定就是让自己如何步入一个理想的工作岗位，我觉得理不理想不重要，重要的是自己怎么看工作的，怎么做好工作的，从一个大学生转变成工作人员，角色的变换让很多人都尝到了生活的艰辛，正所谓“养兵千日，用兵一时”大学的四年可不是白过的，找的工作不一定就是自己的专业内容，哪怕是一个全新的岗位，只要这个岗位有发展前途，都是可以一试的，不是吗？如果工作岗位是自己的专业内容的话还好，那万一不是呢？难道就放弃了？所以最好给自己一个明确的目标，给自己先定位，然后再按着自己的定位前进，时不时的要不断改进目标，让自己的人生路途上有一个精彩的过程。

记住不要悲观，不要失去信心，要勇敢地迎接命运的挑战，在哪儿摔倒就从哪儿爬起来，擦干眼泪，使自己成为生活的强者。

不要忘了：“说到”，“做到”总会“得到”！四年前的你201X.12.20篇二：写给毕业后的自己的一封信活动策划写给毕业后的自己的一封信活动通知一、活动目的：为了丰富我院学生的课余文化生活，缓和紧张的学习气氛。

写给大学四年后自己的一封信

写给大学四年后自己的一封信2017年的自己：你好!不知道你现在是以什么样的心情在看这封信，是不是还想此时的我一样，正为自己渺茫的前途而感伤，还是……所以与其客套地说你好，不如发自真心的问一声：你好吗?我先给你说说我现在的生活状态吧。

四年后，我一定会成为一个具有综合能力的人，进入社会这个大家庭，用我在吉大学到的各种知识武装自己，游刃有余。

四年后，我一定能实现自己的梦想，通过吉大这个跳板，登上属于自己的舞台，尽展自己的风采。

四年后，我一定要学着自己奋斗，锻炼自己，在干出一番成绩后。

大学的四年，是一段不长不短的四年。

路漫漫其修远兮，吾将上下而求索。

努力吧，现在的自己，让我的大学四年，永远无悔。

陆正昌4/25亲爱的自己：我承认，我上大学的原因是高中的老师灌输给我们3年的思想——现在的主要任务是学习，学习，在学习，只要考上了大学，随便你怎么玩都行，没人管你。

但是，经过了第一学期的期末考试，我才发现这一学期什么都没学到，什么收获都没，有的是每个月父母寄过来的生活费的汇款单。

难道大学四年就这样混过去?一直这样每天游戏过去?一直就这样平凡，平庸，无为?我不甘心!四年后的我啊，你是否能告诉我，你现在的生活是怎样的?你有什么样的工作?你有什么样的……但是我知道，我现在不可能知道的，但我却要告诉你：当你离开校园、离开同窗四年的兄弟们，不要担心自己一个人在这个充满利欲、权利、黑暗的世界上孤独无助，也不要害怕什么上当了，受骗了，因为这样你才会长大。

唉…我不知道我现在每天都干些什么，一天就这样过了;唉…除了父母，我真的不知道这世上还有什么值得我留恋;年轻人在工作中容易失败，也容易灰心，因此，我们只有牢记“失败是成功之母”这一名言，树立起坚定的自信心，才能从失望中看见希望，从失败走向成功。

“失败是成功之母”不仅应当成为我们喜爱的一句格言，更重要的是要成为我们行动的指南。

“宝剑锋从磨砺出，梅花香自苦寒来”，从失败中获益，从勤奋中崛起，这就是有志青年的成才道路。

给大学毕业时的自己的一封信

给大学毕业时的自己的一封信亲爱的自己：毕业了。

一切发生得太快太慌忙，我几乎忘记把真实的情况和想象了无数次的场景比对，看看那个想象了千百回的完成离开的动作，是否贴近真实。

无法忘记离开时的那条高速路，那个漆黑但却不会让人产生一丝恐惧感的天空，还有那个真切得像幻觉一样的流星。

三年半前刚去到那，第一个让我留下最深印象的就是高速路上的这片天，那天的晚霞，海一样的天蓝，混着带有金光的橘色，交界处还有一丝丝粉红，像油画一样照着八月油绿的平原。

在那一刻，我并不知道，这片天将会给我带来多少改变。

离开的那天晚上，车子很挤，把头歪着车窗前看漫天的繁星，天空是漆黑的，但却不是像黑洞通常想吞噬宇宙，而是像月光照在黑丝绒通常，表面泛起一片银色的，光泽的，温暖的亮。

那时，我看到了来美国见到的第一颗流星。

这个惊喜来得太忽然，想大叫的我，本能地先替自己许下了愿望，看一眼坐在前排的父母：我期望能好好养活自己，孝顺她们。

毕业仪式的讲话人说，教育不是成功，教育只是过程，为的是最终的改变。

确实，再名牌的大学，再感人的学位，再华丽的背景，全部不是成功，成功是真真切切用你所学到的，改变自己，才能靠近成功。

教育只是工具，只是步骤，只是过程，要吸收，要利用，最终改变才是目标。

那天，毕业仪式那天，听完了这番话，我想我最终明白我对这所学校，这个经历的深爱之情。

她改变了我，真真切切用知识去改变了我。

在这里，我被激励，被认可，因此的努力全部得到了回报，全部的回报全部激励我愈加努力。

我第一次由内到外，由神经到血管，由大脑到内心，仔仔细细地审阅了自己，我认识了我自己，真的，第一次认识我自己，像一个陌生人一样，重新认识了五年前的自己，三年前的自己，和今天的自己。

这一切是这么的痛苦又美好，然后用这种痛苦又美好的方法告诉我，要迎接改变，必定是残酷而不舒适的。

今天，我坐在法拉盛的亲戚家里，生活变得松散而舒适，但正是过去这三年的经历告诉我，这个生活迎不来改变。

改变就是含泪播种，改变就是孤独耕种。

给大学毕业后自己的一封信优秀范文

给大学毕业后自己的一封信优秀范文大学毕业以后，写信给自己，也是写给未来，那么，给大学毕业后自己的一封信要怎么写呢?下面店铺整理了给大学毕业后自己的一封信范文，供您参阅!给大学毕业后自己的一封信范文一亲爱的自己：当你再一次读到了这些刚刚从我脑海中浮现的文字时，你已经毕业了。

也许正站在人生十字路口的你，正在茫茫不知所措，也许你忽然眼眶湿润了开始还念自己正在经历的这一段时光。

可是你终于意识到时间正推着你向前走，你没有理由也无需挂念这些旧时光。

因为我正在努力让你的这段时光变得充实，变得有价值，你不该埋怨我，而是要感谢我。

你会记得这是得你有多么大的理想么，也许你正在脚踏实地，满怀信心的践行它，也许你正在微微一笑，笑它有多尤指，笑自己又一次欺骗了自己，未来的你，不该让我失望，不该让自己那么认真的对苏有人讲以前的你有多么了不起，我支援就算现在默默无闻，也会让未来的你值得我骄傲，你要知道，让我为他骄傲的人可不多。

在这个世界上，还有谁会比我更了解你，因为你很少在别人面前流泪，却在我面前肆无忌惮的哭泣。

我永远都没有理由不原谅你，但是我永远都不希望你会犯很多错误。

因为我明明知道了有错就改是一种好品质，却也看到了许多人连后悔的机会都没有，忍心是一种古怪的东西，道歉可以缝的好伤口，可温暖不会永远伴随，哪些生气就像一种拿着利剑的借口，只要有不完整的地方就会趁虚而入，你控制不了这种会崩裂的疼痛，就试着别去制造伤口，你渐渐成熟理智，我相信你可以做的很好。

你可能在心里又五味杂陈，因为你大概又再想如果能回到这段时光，你将会怎样好好真心，可是就算你的愿望实现。

你还是没有太多的计划，就像现在的我还会不自主的回忆初中高中，可是如果让我真的再去体味，我想我还是不原意。

那些奋斗的过程，只有最后结出了美好的果实才会让人无比追念，而古城本身，并不是有那么多欢乐可言。

你又碰什么站着说换说你唉它呢?叶公好龙罢了。

所以你该抬起头，向更远的地方前进，没什么可追悔的，何况你做的还不赖，如果你说你充满更新来过可以达到一个怎样更高的目标，那如果是真的，那也真的不像你了，这个真是的你，就是那个永远都为下一秒追求努力的你，而不是埋怨现在还没得到的你。

大学生给自己的一封信（精选19篇）

大学生给自己的一封信（精选19篇）大学生给自己的一封信篇1亲爱的自己：你好！很感谢有这样一次机会来面对，挖掘甚至改变你内心深处的东西。

我知道你最近在为学习之事所烦恼。

进入大一下学期，学习日益紧张，每日耳边再感染着老师们的苦口婆心，于是你太想要变好，心里难免有些压力。

不过没关系，先别心急，让我们放下行囊，回头看看。

还记得寒假读过的那本《钢铁是怎样炼成的》吗？主人公保尔家境并不如意，却拥有一颗炽热的，执着于革命事业的心。

书中由保尔年少时起，一步一步展示了他不凡的成长经历。

记得当时你最为之震撼的——他那贯穿一生而不改变为革命事业奋斗的决心，那个不论亲情还是爱情都不能使之动摇的决心。

我想现在，你对本书的书名也有了自己的理解：是需要有一个藏在心中坚定不移的信念，将此化为动力和盔甲，顶住一切磨难而炼成的。

而现在，你已有了前进的动力和决心，只需要在磨砺中改变，强大自己，总会成为一块真正而优秀的“钢铁”。

那么，该如何强大自己呢？我想，在每一次上台前，鼓励自己；在每一次失意时，安慰自己；在每一次犯错后，反思自己；在每一次受挫后，总结自己……抓住每一个提升自己的机会，你一定能有所改变，你所披的盔甲，定会越来越坚固。

在困难面前，你也许会恐惧，退缩，这一切都是正常的。

记得《感谢自己的不完美》中的一句话吗：“拥抱你的痛苦，这是成为你自己的必经之路。

”所以，不要畏惧，要学会在挫折面前肯定自己，拥抱它们。

要明白，当你每越过一道坎，成功也同时向你迈进了一步。

回忆儿时，你外出游玩，从父母那里得到了一颗梦寐以求的氢气球，当你正沉浸于喜悦中，不料乐极生悲——气球脱手了。

你怔在原地，像上了发条的玩偶忽然被人按住了似的。

但很意外的，你望着它晃悠着离你远去，没有哭。

本已记忆模糊，是从母亲口中得知，你说它回家了。

如今回想，那时的你竟已能面对痛苦，拥抱痛苦，现在又何尝不可呢？相信自己，磨砺自己，改变自己，强大自己，或迟或早，成功一定是属于你的！那么从现在起，整理好行囊，继续前进。

写给大学四年后的自己一封信英语作文

写给大学四年后的自己一封信英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Dear Future Me,Wow, it's been four whole years since I graduated from university! I can't believe how quickly time has flown by. I still remember those carefree days of being a student, staying up late to cram for exams, and hanging out with my friends on campus. It all seems like a distant memory now.I hope you're doing well and living your best life. I know you've always dreamed of having an awesome job and making lots of money, but I hope you haven't forgotten about the other important things in life, like spending time with family and friends, and doing things that make you happy.Remember when we used to play pretend games and imagine what our lives would be like when we grew up? We wanted to be everything from astronauts to princesses to superheros! I wonder if you've achieved any of those childhood dreams, or if you've found something even better.I hope you're still as curious and eager to learn new things as you were when you were a kid. Do you remember how excited we used to get when we learned something new in school? I hope you've never lost that sense of wonder and amazement at the world around you.Speaking of school, I hope you've been keeping up with your studies and working hard to achieve your goals. I know university wasn't always easy, but I'm proud of you for sticking with it and getting your degree. I hope you've been putting all that knowledge and hard work to good use in your career.But I also hope you haven't been working too hard and forgetting to take breaks and have fun. Life is about more than just work, you know. I hope you've been making time for the things you love, like reading, traveling, or whatever hobbies you've picked up over the years.I wonder if you've fallen in love and maybe even started a family of your own. If you have, I hope you're being a good partner and parent, and making sure to spend quality time with your loved ones. Family is so important, and I hope you haven't forgotten that.I also hope you've been staying healthy and taking care of yourself, both physically and mentally. I know life can getstressful sometimes, but it's important to take care of your mind and body so you can be your best self.Have you made any new friends over the past four years? I hope you've been surrounding yourself with positive, supportive people who bring out the best in you. And I hope you've been a good friend in return, always there for the people you care about when they need you.I wonder if you've traveled to any new and exciting places since graduating. I hope you've been exploring the world and experiencing different cultures and ways of life. Traveling is such an amazing way to learn and grow as a person.No matter what you've been up to over the past four years, I hope you've been staying true to yourself and your values. I hope you've been kind and compassionate to others, and that you've been using your talents and abilities to make the world a better place, even in small ways.Most of all, I hope you've been happy and fulfilled in your life. I know there will always be ups and downs, but I hope you've been able to find joy and meaning in the things you do and the people you surround yourself with.I can't wait to see what the future holds for you. I know you'll continue to grow and change in ways I can't even imagine right now. Just promise me that you'll never stop dreaming and reaching for the stars, okay?Love,Your Past Self篇2Dear Future Self,Hi there! It's me, your younger self, writing to you from the past. I can't believe you're already graduating from college! Time sure flies, doesn't it? I hope you're doing well and that you've had an amazing journey filled with incredible experiences, valuable lessons, and cherished memories.I can only imagine how much you've grown and changed over these past four years. I bet you've made lots of new friends, learned so many fascinating things, and maybe even discovered a passion or two that you never knew you had. I hope you've taken advantage of all the opportunities that college had to offer, from joining clubs and organizations to participating in extracurricular activities and exploring new interests.I'm curious to know what your major was and what kind of career path you've chosen. Did you follow your dreams, or did you take an unexpected turn somewhere along the way? Either way, I hope you're doing something that you're truly passionate about and that makes you happy. Remember, it's never too late to change course if you're not feeling fulfilled.College must have been a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs, triumphs and challenges. I hope you've learned from your mistakes and grown stronger from the obstacles you've faced. Life is all about learning and evolving, and I'm sure you've gained invaluable wisdom and life lessons that will serve you well in the years to come.I can't wait to hear about all the amazing adventures you've had and the incredible people you've met along the way. Did you study abroad or travel to new places? Did you fall in love or find your soulmate? I hope you've made memories that will last a lifetime and that you've lived every moment to the fullest.As you embark on this new chapter of your life, I want you to remember to stay true to yourself and never lose sight of your dreams and aspirations. Embrace change and don't be afraid to take risks – that's how we grow and experience life to the fullest.Always strive to be the best version of yourself, and never stop learning and exploring.I'm so proud of you and all that you've accomplished, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for you. Congratulations on this incredible milestone, and here's to many more successes and adventures to come!Love,Your Younger Self篇3Dear Me in College,Hiya! It's me, your awesome self from 4 years ago when I was just a kid in elementary school. I'm writing this letter to you to say what's up and give you some advice and reminders from the past. Hopefully reading this will help jog your memory about who you used to be before you became a super smart college student.First off, I hope you're having a total blast in college! College always seemed like such a fun adventure full of new experiences, friends, and learning. I'll be honest, part of me is a little jealous that you get to live that life of independence while I'm still stuckgoing to school every day and having a lame curfew. But I know your time will come too!Speaking of school, how are your classes going? Are they as hard as everyone says college will be? I hope you're studying real hard and getting good grades. Education is super important, even if doing homework is a drag sometimes. Just don't be a stuck up know-it-all because you're getting an advanced education, okay? Stay humble.Have you joined any clubs or made lots of new friends yet? I'll never forget my best friends Billy, Emma, and Chris from elementary school. We had so many amazing adventures and fun times together. I really hope you've found your own group of best friends to hang out, joke around, and get into somegood-natured mischief with, just like we used to. True friends are one of the most precious things in life.What about sports or activities? You'd better still be playing soccer and basketball like you used to. Those were your favorite pastimes! I'm sure you've gotten even better at them over the years. Maybe you'll even make your college team? That would be so awesome. Either way, I hope you're still finding time to run around, compete, and stay active. Watching too much TV and sitting around all day is boring.Have you gone on any fun trips or vacations yet? It would be so cool to travel around and see the world as a college student. Maybe you'll even get to study abroad somewhere? How amazing would that be? Make sure you get out there and explore, experience new cultures, cuisines, and ways of life. The world is an incredible place just waiting to be explored.Ooh, ooh, and please tell me you've had a chance to go to some awesome concerts or shows! Music is one of the greatest joys in life. I used to dream about getting to see my favorite bands and artists perform live. Hopefully you've been able to mark that off your bucket list a few times. If not, what are you waiting for?! Concerts are a blast.Most importantly, I hope you've stayed a kind, caring person who tries to make the world a little better. Remember how we used to volunteer at the animal shelter and soup kitchen? Those experiences showed us how fulfilling and meaningful it feels to help others. You should definitely keep doing good deeds and giving back to your community. Changing the world can start with small acts of kindness and service.I could honestly go on forever reminiscing and giving you all sorts of advice and well-wishes. This has already gotten to be quite a long letter! I guess I'll wrap it up. Just know that I'm soproud of you and all that you've accomplished so far. I always knew you had incredible potential.Can't wait to see what other amazing adventures, successes, and milestones life still has in store for you. Stay dedicated, dream big, and never forget the values, passions, and wonderful memories that made you who you are. You've got this!Your friend,Your Elementary School SelfP.S. For old time's sake, be sure to still enjoy some of your favorite childhood snacks and toys every now and then! You're never too old for a bag of gummy worms or a few hours building Legos, right? Haha take care!篇4Dear Future Me,Hi there! It's me, your younger, cuter, and much cooler self from 4 years ago. I'm writing this letter to you from way back in elementary school. I can't believe you're in college now! That seems like a totally different world from the one I'm living in right now. I bet you're super smart, pretty, and popular by now. I hope you're having an amazing time!Things are pretty great here in the 5th grade. School is fun, my friends are awesome, and life is easy and carefree. Every day is filled with kickball, art projects, recess, and very little actual work. I have a feeling your college days might be a bit more challenging with tons of homework, tough classes, and responsibilities. No more naptime or playing on swingsets I guess!Speaking of friends, I really hope you've managed to stay close with Amy, Michael, and the rest of our squad. They are seriously the best people ever. We have so much fun together building forts, pulling pranks, and cracking silly jokes. I'd be devastated if you let those friendships fade away over the years. Your college buds can never replace the bond we've all had since we were little kids chasing each other on the playground. No matter how crazy cool your new college friends might seem, never forget your roots!Ooh, I also really hope you've stayed tight with your family too. Dad's goofy puns and magic tricks always have me rolling on the floor laughing. And mom's famous chocolate chip cookies are pretty much the most amazing thing on planet earth. Having a little brother can be annoying at times, but you have to admit Tyler's freckly cheeks and toothy grin are just about the cutestthing. Don't you dare take them for granted! Family is everything.Since we're on the subject of not taking things for granted, I want you to really cherish every moment of this special time in your life. College is probably incredible, but you're also afull-fledged adult now with a lot more freedom, stress, and responsibilities weighing you down. My biggest pieces of advice? Stay curious, keep having fun, and never stop dreaming ridiculously big dreams!Part of me feels like I have my whole life figured out already at the ripe old age of 10 years old. I know exactly what I want to be when I grow up - a dinosaur bone digger (aka a paleontologist)! How freakin' awesome would that be to get paid to dig up real life dinosaur fossils all day? Traveling to exotic lands, brushing sandy dirt off ancient skeletons, studying massive prehistoric creatures - it's a dream come true!But who knows, maybe you took a completely different path and are a brain surgeon or rocket scientist or circus clown instead? As long as you're happy and following your biggest passions, I'm proud of you no matter what. Just don't become an insurance salesman or tax accountant because as far as10-year-old me is concerned, those have to be the mostmindnumbingly boring jobs ever invented by human beings. Yawn!Since I'm dishing out advice, let me also remind you to never stop being a kid at heart. Sure, you're an adult with a fancy college life now, but you better still love goofing around, having nerf gun wars, and bingeing your favorite cartoons from time to time. The real you is that fun, energetic, squeaky-voiced weirdo who loves pulling off cheesy dance moves and cracking yourself up with your own potty humor. If you've turned into a dull, stoic robot who can't cut loose and be silly, I'm going to be so disappointed in you!Most importantly, don't forget to make time for pure magic and use that crazy big imagination of yours as much as possible! Make beliefs, build forts, catch frogs, dream up crazy inventions and fantasy worlds. That's the spice of life! If you've lost that childlike sense of wonder and amazement at the littlest things, you're missing out on the essence of what makes life vibrant and special.Well, I guess that's about all the hallway wisdom and bad jokes I can throw at you for now. This letter is probably starting to sound like the ramblings of a sugar-hyped kid who had too many Pixy Stix before bed. I don't even remember half the thingsI was trying to say. Boys, girls, school, family, friends, following dreams, staying young at heart...I think I covered all the important stuff?In any case, I hope these words bring a smile to your face and give you a nice little glimpse into the totally awesome person you used to be. More importantly, I hope they inspire you to hold onto the core of who you truly are - that fun, curious, boundlessly imaginative kiddo inside who篇5Dear Me in 4 Years,Hi! It's me, from way back in 5th grade. I'm writing this letter to you because I heard grown-ups sometimes write letters to their future selves. I think that's a really cool idea! I wonder what my life will be like 4 years after I graduate from college. I'm super excited to imagine it!Right now, my biggest worry is trying to beat Tommy Jenkin's high score on the arcade games during recess. Tommy is such a showoff but I'm determined to take him down a peg! I spend pretty much every recess practiced my skills on the dance games and racing games. Just you wait Tommy, your high scores are going down!Speaking of games, I really hope video games are way more advanced 4 years after college. The graphics back here in 2019 are pretty good, but I just know they'll be incredible in a few years. I can't wait to see what sort of crazy realistic worlds game developers come up with. Maybe by then we'll even have full virtual reality that makes you feel like you're really inside the game world! How insane would that be?I'm also really excited to learn what sort of job you ended up getting after college. Mom and Dad are always bugging me about working hard in school so I can grow up to have an awesome career. I try not to think about it too much though because it's just so far away. College is literally a billion years from now as far as I'm concerned! But now that I'm writing this letter, I can't help wondering what I'll end up doing. Maybeyou're an engineer like Dad and you design super cool robots or rocket ships? Or maybe you went into computer programming and you create the next popularevolutionary video game? Gahh, the suspense is killing me! Whatever it is, I'm sure it's something amazing.Ooh, or maybe you took a totally different route and became a famous artist or writer? You know how much I love drawing and creative writing. Just the other day, Ms. Jameson hung upmy short story about the boy who befriended a dragon on the classroom wall. She said it was "extraordinarily creative and well-written, especially for a 5th grader." High praise coming from her! Don't act like you're not impressed, future me. We both know how harsh of a grader Ms. Jameson can be. Maybe you're not an author yourself but you work on designing book covers or movie posters? Just think how awesome it would be to make a living by drawing and painting every day!Then again, knowing our family's passion for sports, maybe you decided to pursue baseball or something professionally? Can you even imagine if we made it all the way to the Major Leagues?! You'd better be working on your knuckleball if you want to fill Dad's shoes as the star pitcher. Or maybe you shunned baseball entirely for a cool new sport likehover-boarding (fingers crossed that takes off by 2023!). Either way, I'm envisioning you as a tremendously famous athlete with legions of adoring fans begging for your autograph.No matter what path you ended up taking, part of me hopes you found a way to incorporate our favorite subjects from school into your career. It would be so amazing if you landed a job that combines multiple areas you're passionate about, like art and creative writing, or science and computer programming. Can youimagine how totally awesome it would be to have a career that lets you explore all your favorite interests at once? Talk about a dream gig!I guess there's also a chance you didn't end up pursuing a strict "career" at all. Maybe you took a more non-traditional path and spent some years traveling the world? Backpacking across Europe, hiking the Incan trails, building homes for the poor in developing countries...there's just so many incredible opportunities out there to explore. As long as you're doing something that makes you happy and lets you live life to the fullest, that's the most important thing in my book.Sheesh, there's just so many possibilities to consider! No matter what though, I hope you've surrounded yourself with wonderful friends who make you laugh every single day. Having a tight-knit group of people in your life that love and support you is one of the keys to true happiness from what I've observed so far. Whoever your friends are in the future,I hope they're the kind of great folks that have your back through everything. The older I get, the more I realize how lucky we are to have such caring family and friends in our lives already.Well future me, I've rambled on long enough! I'm getting tired just thinking about how wildly different my life must be 4years after graduating college. While part of me is nervous about how quickly time seems to move and all the responsibilities of becoming a real adult, I'm mostly just giddy with excitement over all the adventures that lie ahead! Wherever this wild journey called life takes you, I hope you've made the absolute most of it so far. Work hard, spend time with loved ones, pursue your passions relentlessly, and most of all - don't forget to have fun along the way!I can't wait to see what the future holds. Talk to you again in afew decades, other me!Laughs and friendship,Your 10-year-old self篇6Dear Me in College,Hi! It's me, your younger self from 4th grade. I'm writing this letter to you because I want to check in and see how life is going for you at university. I hope you are doing well and having an amazing time!First off, I bet you have a really cool dorm room. What does it look like? Do you have a roommate? Are they nice? I hope you two get along great and have lots of fun together. Make sure to keep your space tidy though - you know how Mom is about cleanliness!Speaking of Mom and Dad, I'm sure you miss them like crazy. It must be so weird being away from home after living with them your whole life up until now. I'll bet you get homesick sometimes. That's okay though, just give them a call whenever you need to hear their voices. And you better be going home for holidays and summer break!Have you decided on a major yet? I could totally see you studying something like engineering or computer science since you've always been into math and technology. Or maybe you'll pick something like business or economics? Just don't do something boring like accounting - yuck! Whatever you choose, I know you're going to work really hard at it. You've always been such a great student.What are your classes like? Are the professors cool or mean? The workload can't be too crazy, right? You're probably pulling some late nights at the library though. Don't stay up too late working - make sure you get enough sleep! Also, please tell meyou're actually going to class and not sleeping in until noon every day like a bum.More importantly, are you making lots of new friends? You must have met so many awesome people from all over. Don't be shy -- put yourself out there and get involved on campus! Join some clubs, go to parties (but not too many parties!), hang out and do fun stuff with your friends. College is a blast if you let it be.Have you gone on any dates yet? Got your eye on a certain someone? What do college guys or girls even look like? Are they cute? If you start dating someone, just be smart about it. Don't do anything stupid and be safe, okay? If anyone ever makes you uncomfortable or treats you badly though, dump them! You deserve to be respected.I really hope you've had a chance to explore the town or city where your school is. There's probably so many cool restaurants, shops, parks, museums, and other neat places around campus to check out. Send me some pictures of you out having adventures! Don't spend all your time cooped up studying.While we're on that topic - how's the food on campus? Are you eating relatively healthy or just living off junk food? Please don't just eat frozen pizza and ramen noodles all the time. Atleast try to get some fruits and veggies in there. You wouldn't want to come home for summer with the "Freshman 15" weight gain!Have you joined any sports teams or recreational clubs? It's so important to stay active, especially with all the studying and sitting around you probably do. Hopefully you're working out and playing some fun intramural sports with friends to offset all that, right? Don't be a couch potato!What's the party scene like? I know, I know, you're probably rolling your eyes at me asking that. Just hear me out though - if you do decide to go out and have drinks sometimes, be smart about it. Never leave your drink unattended, always have a buddy system, and know your limits. Stay safe and don't do anything stupid that could get you in trouble! You don't want to wake up with any embarrassing hangovers either.Have you had to deal with any hard classes or bad professors yet? Feeling stressed or overwhelmed is totally normal with all the stuff you're juggling. If you ever feel like you're struggling with your mental health, please don't be afraid to ask for help. There's no shame in seeking counseling or taking some time for self-care when you need it. You've got to take care of yourself, both physically and mentally.While you may stumble at times, I know you're going to kick butt overall. You've already come so far and accomplished so much. Mom and Dad are deeply proud of you for making it into such a great university. This is your chance to grow, learn, meet new people, and start really figuring out what you want in life. Soak up every moment because these will likely be some of the best years ever!I can't wait to hear all about your college experiences when you come back home for breaks. Maybe by the time you're graduating, I'll be getting ready to go to university myself! You'll have to give me the inside scoop on what to expect. Just don't have too much fun without me!Love always,Your 4th Grade Self。

给大学毕业后的自己的一封信范文(10篇)

给大学毕业后的自己的一封信范文（10篇）给大学毕业后的自己的一封信范文（精选10篇）给大学毕业后的自己的一封信范文篇1未来的自我：你好！当你看到这封穿越时空的信的时候，你已经是10年后的我了。

10年后的我到底长什么样？被别人称为小胖妞的我，有没有变得瘦点？多愁善感的我有没有变得开朗一点呢？沉迷于小说，爱幻想的我，有没有改掉这个劣习呢？并且我也很好奇，未来的世界会是什么样？我到底考上了梦寐以求的厦门大学了吗？以往那些有福同享有难同当的哥们如今生活的还好吗？怎样样？有没有佩服我的幻想本事？好了，我们言归正传。

虽然，我并不明白在未来的这十年中，你经历过什么？也许你因为困难而退缩过，也许你因为迷茫而放弃过，也许你因为无助而落泪过。

可是，我期望未来的你永远不要被现实打败，不管你会经历什么，我期望你永远是那个天真却又不轻易服输的女汉子！未来的我，当你被现实迷惑的时候，请你要记得，以往坐在院子里数星星的那个我，喜欢浪漫却又不爱表现的那个傻傻的我；当你被现实打败时，你更要记得那个跆拳道打实战时，为了证明自我的实力，被打倒几次却还倔强的要爬起来的我；在你失落时，迷茫时，你必须不要忘记对自我说，嘿，姑娘，别哭，王冠会掉！当你被成功的花环簇拥时，你要记得告诫自我，嘿，姑娘，人外有人，天外有天！因为，10年前的你，以往那么坚强而执着于自我的梦想。

你还记得吗？10年前，你刚进入叛逆期，常跟老妈吵架顶嘴，总觉得自我有本事展翅翱翔，总觉得父母的唠叨是一种剩余。

嘿嘿，不知此刻的你有没有醒悟？你还记得吗，10年前的你，老喜欢把什么事都憋在心里，不喜欢让别人跟着你心烦，那么此刻的你，有没有找到倾诉的办法？其实，有的时候，你真的不用给自我套一个坚强的外壳，当你感觉压力大的时候，好好哭一场。

你还记得吗，10年前的你，对朋友都太真，可换来的却是一次次扎心的伤害。

那么此刻你，有没有找到一个知心朋友？哈哈，未来的我，我啰嗦了这么多，你必须烦我了。

写给自己毕业时的一封信

写给自己毕业时的一封信写给自己毕业时的一封信（通用5篇）无论是在学校还是在社会中，大家都跟书信打过交道吧，书信是人们用于表情达意的一种交际工具。

那么，怎么去写信呢？以下是小编精心整理的写给自己毕业时的一封信（通用5篇），欢迎大家分享。

写给自己毕业时的一封信1三年后的xx：你好！以前你一直盼望着能读一个漂亮的大学。

转眼间大学生活已经离你而去，迎接你的将是复杂的社会生活，你做好准备了吗？你是否难以割舍美好的大学生活呢，你是否恋恋不舍四年的兄弟之情呢？你是否对自己这四年来的表现满意？你又是否真的学会了很多东西？回想四年的大学生涯充满了酸甜苦辣，有时你显得那么幼稚，有时你也彰显男人成熟的魅力。

四年中和宿舍的兄弟也有过一些不愉快，但那并不影响你们铁打的友谊，你一定要记得和他们好好的聚一聚、聊一聊，大学同学那才是你最亲近的朋友。

你是否对自己四年前的选择有过后悔之心？记得那时候，你是那么的不喜欢你的专业，对它总是嗤之以鼻。

眨眼间，你已从一个师兄师姐的师弟变成了别人的大师哥。

你所学的和所收获的已比你刚入学时多很多了。

这一点你应该不会否认吧？难道你没有学会什么有用的？如果真的如此，那你愧对关心你的人。

我知道，你一直是一个勤奋、好学、有上进心的男孩，你不会让那样的事情发生在你的身上。

虽然说“莲出淤泥而不染，濯清涟不妖”，但社会环境对人的影响是人自身的力量难以抵制的。

更何况，常在水边走，哪有不湿鞋呢？大学校园是一个人才济济的地方，也是一个可以让人滋生腐败思想的发源地。

有没有过腐败的行为，只有你自己才清楚。

不过，我希望你能明白，犯错不是最大的错误，最大的错误是你自己没有勇气和决心去改正自己所犯下的错误。

庆幸得分是从那以后，你有对自己的行为进行反省。

你没有让腐败之草长满你的心灵！懂得自律、自制和自悟是成功与失败的三八线。

希望你以后都能保持这种及时反省的良好习惯。

好习惯是人一生享受不尽的财富啊！做人应该不忘过去，展望未来。

给三年后大学毕业的自己写一封信英语作文

给三年后大学毕业的自己写一封信英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Dear Future Me,Hi, it's me - your awesome 10-year-old self! I'm writing this letter to you after you finally graduated from college. I can't even imagine what life will be like in 3 years when you're reading this. Will you have gotten really tall? Will your voice be super deep? I hope you still love video games as much as I do now!Anyway, I wanted to give you some advice and words of wisdom from your younger, wiser self before you go out into the "real world" (whatever that means). Here are some important things to remember:Always be kindThis is like, the most important rule ever. No matter what you end up doing with your life, you have to be a kind person. Be kind to your family, be kind to your friends, be kind to strangers, and most importantly - be kind to yourself. The world can be apretty mean place sometimes, but if you're kind, it makes everything a little bit better.Never stop learningJust because you finished college doesn't mean you have to stop learning new things! Promise me you'll always stay curious and want to learn more. Read lots of books, take classes about subjects that interest you, go to museums, watch documentaries - never let your brain get bored! An inquiring mind is a happy mind.Do what you loveOkay, I know grown-ups are always saying stuff like "Follow your passion!" and "Do what makes you happy!" But they're right! You're so lucky that you got to go to college and study whatever you wanted to study. So now that you've graduated, make sure to get a job or start a career doing something you genuinely enjoy. Life is too short to be stuck doing something you hate day after day. Trust me, even though I'm just a 10-year-old kid, I know what I'm talking about on this one.Stay activePlease, please, please don't turn into a couch potato as an adult! I really hope you kept up with sports or exercising or evenjust going on walks and hiking like we do now. An active body is so important for an active mind. Plus, won't it be awesome if even as an old grandpa you can still run around and play with your grandkids? Getting exercise will help keep you young at heart.Appreciate your parentsHey, I'm sure by the time you're reading this, Mom and Dad are going to be getting pretty old. Maybe they'll even have grey hair and wrinkles - gross! But I want you to always remember how lucky you are to have such loving, supportive parents. They worked so hard to give you an amazing childhood and help you achieve your dreams of going to college. No matter how old you get, never forget to tell your parents how much you love and appreciate them.Stay close with your siblingsYou and your brother/sister have been best friends ever since you were babies. Just because you're all grown up now doesn't mean that has to change! No matter how busy you get with jobs and relationships and adult responsibilities, make sure to always make time for your siblings. They'll be a special part of your life forever. Do fun things together, celebrate holidaystogether, and be there for each other through the good times and bad. Family is forever!Call your grandparentsOur grandparents are the absolute best - so kind, so wise, and with such fascinating stories to tell about how different life used to be back in their day. As you get older, make an effort to call them as often as you can, and visit them in person whenever possible. They'll be over the moon to spend time with you and hear about your life. Their advice and words of wisdom are like nuggets of gold!Never lose your sense of wonderWhen we're kids, the whole world seems so magical, fascinating, and full of possibilities. Looking at puffy clouds in the sky, watching a caterpillar become a butterfly, going to the science museum - everything is an adventure and a discovery. I really, really hope that as an adult, you've managed to hang on to that sense of awe and curiosity about the universe. Never take the natural world and all of its mysteries for granted!Always keep dreaming bigIf there's one thing I know about you - your future self - it's that you're a big dreamer who doesn't just think inside the box.We always talk about how we want to be an astronaut who travels to Mars, or a famous scientist who cures a deadly disease, or the first person to walk on Jupiter (which might not actually be possible, but dream big, right?!). Whatever you ended up doing with your career, I hope you pursued your biggest, mostout-there dreams and ambitions. The world needs more dreamers!So there you have it, some words of wisdom and advice from your 10-year-old self. Can you even believe how profound and insightful I am for someone so young? Just kidding...but hopefully at least some of what I said will stick with you.I'm proud of you for graduating from college - I always knew you could do it! Now get out there and change the world, Future Me. Never forget where you came from, keep your family and friends close, and live life to the absolute fullest. You've got this!Love,Your 10-year-old self篇2Dear Me in 3 Years,Hiya, it's me - your awesome elementary school self! I'm writing this letter to you because I heard you'll be graduating from college soon. Isn't that crazy? I can't even imagine being that old and smart. You must know, like, everything by now!I bet college was super fun. Did you join any cool clubs or make tons of new friends? I hope you got to go to lots of parties and stay up as late as you wanted without Mom yelling at you. No bedtime is going to be the best! I'm a little jealous, not gonna lie.So much must have changed since I'm just a kid now. I can't wait to grow up and be just like you. Although, I hope I'm still just as fun and silly as I am today. Don't become one of those boring grown-ups who doesn't know how to have a good time anymore! Promise me you'll still play video games, watch cartoons, and eat ice cream for dinner sometimes. Being a grown-up doesn't mean you have to be lame.I have so many questions about what life is like when you're an adult. Like, do you have your own house or apartment? An apartment sounds awesome - getting to live by yourself with no parents telling you what to do. But also kind of scary! How do you cook for yourself and do laundry and all that stuff? I canbarely make a sandwich without making a huge mess. Yikes, adulting sounds hard.Speaking of hard things, what was it like going to college and picking a career? Did you end up being a teacher like you always said, or did you decide to do something totally different?I can't make up my mind on what I want to be. One day I want to be a rockstar, the next day an astronaut. I guess you'll have figured all that out by the time you read this though!Are you married or have a boyfriend/girlfriend? That's so bizarre to think about. I still think boys are gross and have cooties! Haha, just kidding...kind of. I can't picture myself ever being into that mushy stuff. But who knows, maybe I'll change my mind when I'm older and understand what all the fuss is about.Let me know if you have any awesome travel stories to share! I'd love to hear about all the places you've gone and thingsyou've seen. My favorite place I've ever been so far is Disney World. I'm sure you've gotten to go to way more exciting places though. Like, did you finally make it to Paris or London like we always dreamed? Or maybe you backpacked through Europe over the summer? So cool!I hope you've had the chance to do lots of fun things and live out all your big dreams and goals. I'm counting on you to have some epic adventures planned for us! Don't let us down, okay? Work hard, but also play hard. That's my motto to live by.No matter what though, I just want you to be happy. As long as you're truly happy with the life you've made for yourself, that's all that matters to me. I hope you took chances, pushed yourself, but also learned to cut loose and not take things too seriously all the time.Gosh, it's so weird thinking about how grown up you must be. My mind is blown that the little kid writing this is the same person as you. We've come a long way, me! I'm proud of you and can't wait to see what the future holds. Just don't forget where you came from - a silly, fun-loving, ice cream-obsessed kid who can't wait to grow up...but not too much.Stay cool, awesome adult me! Show the world who's boss.Love,Your elementary self篇3Dear Me in Three Years,Hiya! It's me, your silly old self from way back in 5th grade. Can you believe it? In just a couple years, you'll be a grown-up college graduate! I'm getting butterflies in my tummy just thinking about all the amazing things you've probably done. I bet you've had so many cool adventures and learned a bunch of super neat stuff.Since you're becoming a real adult now, I thought I'd write you this letter to give you some advice and reminders from your pint-sized former self. You know, wise words from when you were young and carefree! I'm still just a kid, but I like to think I've got a few good ideas up my sleeve.First off, I hope you've kept your spark of curiosity blazing bright all this time. Always stay eager to explore new ideas and ask tons of questions - never stop learning! The world is such an fascinating place, filled with endless stuff to discover. Keep your eyes wide open to soak it all in. I'm counting on you, grown-up me, to keep fueling that fire in your belly to understand how things work.Speaking of understanding stuff, I really hope you've become a master at focusing on your schoolwork over the years.I still struggle so much with paying attention in class rather than daydreaming about runningoutside at recess. You've got todevelop some crazy self-discipline skills to make it through all that tough curriculum. But I believe in you! Just don't neglect to schedule plenty of goof-off time too. All work and no play would drive us both bonkers.Have you kept up with your hobbies and interests from when you were a kiddo? Please tell me you're still an epic artist, filling up sketchbooks with cool drawings and doodles like I love doing now. And I hope you've kept practicing that magic trick with the disappearing coin - it drove Mom and Dad nuts, but I thought it was hilarious! Whatever path you ended up on, I bet you found a way to nurture your creative outlets and quirky side hustles. Don't let that inquisitive spirit fade away.While we're on the topic of staying true to yourself, I have to ask: Are you still an outrageously silly goofball who tells the weirdest jokes and doesn't care what other people think? I sure hope so, because keeping that fun-loving attitude will make life way more delightful. Never lose that ability to get totally carried away with uncontrollable giggle fits over nothing! The world needs more laughter.But in all seriousness (or as serious as I can manage for a few sentences), I hope you've also really worked on being a good friend over the past few years. Surrounding yourself withawesome people who have your back is so important. Never ditch your loyal BFFs or take them for granted! Make an effort to be a thoughtful listener, generous spirit, and all-around outstanding human being. Treat everyone - from your college pals to professors to coworkers - with kindness and respect. Bullies are for failures, got it?While you're cultivating all those fantastic friendships, don't you dare forget about staying close with our family too! I know we'll probably fight with our siblings and drive our parents up the wall sometimes, but always remember that we're a unit. Our fam will have your back through thick and thin, so shower them with appreciation. Call Mom and Dad every week to check in, and visit Grandma and Grandpa as often as you can. Family is forever.Okay, time for some real talk: I really, really hope you've figured out how to not be as shy and self-conscious as I can be sometimes. Putting yourself out there is scary, but SO worth it. Don't waste your college years hanging back in the corners at parties or letting your inner voice talk you out of raising your hand in class. You've got to learn how to own your opinions and put yourself out into the world! I'm counting on you to push through any self-doubts and become a confident young adult who embraces new experiences and opportunities. Promise?While you're building up that bold attitude, make sureyou're also developing a solid sense of what's right and persistently standing up for it. The world can be a tough place sometimes, so you've got to be brave enough to be an unwavering force for justice and equality. Use your strong moral compass to be an advocate for the underdog and a protector of the vulnerable. Don't turn a blind eye if you see somebody getting mistreated - be an upstander, not a bystander! Recognize how fortunate we are and always look for ways you can make a positive impact.Whew, getting a bit heavy here - you know how I can get carried away sometimes! Let me just wrap this up by saying how unbelievably proud I am of you already, three years beforeyou've even walked across that graduation stage. If you've managed to hold onto the core of who you are while growing exponentially as a person, then I'd call that a wildly successful college experience. You've turned into somebody our 5th grade self would look up to and admire so much.Just don't go getting too mature and pretentious on me, okay? You're still the same weirdo I am at heart - just with a few years of extra knowledge, independence, and incredible memories under your belt. Stay hungry to explore the world, butnever lose that wide-eyed childhood appreciation of its magic and innocence.I can't wait to see where life takes you next, Me! The future is yours for the taking. Spread your wings and soar - you've got this!Love,Your Nine-Year-Old Self篇4Dear Me After College,Hiya, it's me - your little kid self from way back in elementary school! I'm writing this letter to you all the way from the past. Isn't that crazy? I can't even imagine what life will be like when you get this. You'll probably be a grown-up with a big job and your own place to live. Wild!I bet you've had some awesome adventures since I knew you.I hope you've traveled to lots of fun places, made tons of new friends, and learned about all sorts of cool things in your classes. College always seemed so big and exciting when we were little. I can't wait to hear all about it!Since you're an adult now, you've gotta listen to my very important kid advice, okay? First off, don't forget to eat your veggies and get plenty of sleep. Grown-ups need that stuff to stay healthy and have energy, even if vegetables are pretty gross. Oh, and be sure to keep up with your hobby collection! Have you added any sweet new Pokemon cards or action figures lately?Most importantly, you better still be having fun and being a good friend. I really hope you've kept your spark of silliness and childlike joy alive all these years later. The world can get way too serious sometimes, so we've gotta remember to goof around and crack silly jokes as much as possible. And you'd better not have forgotten about your childhood best buds either! Even if you've drifted apart, you've gotta value those long-lasting friendships. Pinky promise you'll make time for the people who matter most, 'k?Knowing my future self, you're probably rolling your eyes at this childish rambling right about now. But just you wait - pretty soon, you'll be a boring grown-up too! So savor these last few years of freedom and youthful spirit while you've got 'em.I'm getting a little tired of writing, but I've got one last extremely vital piece of advice: NEVER STOP BELIEVING IN MAGIC AND MAKE-BELIEVE! Even super adults like you shouldmake time for fantasy, imagination, and chasing dreams. Whether that means watching superhero movies, reading fiction books, or just letting your mind wander, you've gotta keep that sense of wonderment alive. The real world can be awfully dull if you don't make room for mystery and enchantment. Promise me you won't lose that yet, okay future me?Welp, that's about all the knowledge I can bestow for now. This has been an awfully long letter from a kid, so I'll quit while I'm ahead. Just remember to work hard, play hard, and stay true to yourself - the same silly spirit you've always had. I'm already proud of you and all the amazing things you've done!Can't wait to catch up again in another 20 years or so. Maybe you'll be a parent by then? Jeez, I can't even imagine! We've got so many more adventures ahead of us.Your Pal,Your Kid Self篇5Dear Me in 3 Years,Hiya! It's me, your awesome 10-year-old self, writing to you from way back in 2020. How crazy is that? I'm sending this letterall the way into the future to 2023 when you'll be graduating from university. I can barely even imagine what that will be like!I have so many questions about what your life is like in 2023. Have you changed a lot since you were a kid? I'll be honest, it's pretty hard for me to picture you as a grown-up university graduate. As I'm writing this, I still have my Lego sets spread all over my bedroom floor and dried spaghetti sauce stains on my favorite Paw Patrol t-shirt.Speaking of food, what do you even eat as an adult? Have you learned to cook anything besides microwaved mac and cheese? Or do you just constantly eat at restaurants and diners? That would be the life! Maybe you've turned into a health nut who only eats things like quinoa and kale. Blech, I hope not.What does your bedroom look like now? Is it a crazy mess like mine or are you all neat and organized? I'll bet you've finally gotten rid of those old stuffed animals I used to sleep with every night. Or maybe you became sad and sentimental and kept them? Either way, I'm sure your room is a million times bigger and better than the one you have now.Have you managed to get rid of that bad habit of biting your nails? I know Mom and Dad were always getting onto you about that. Maybe you've picked up some other weird habits instead,like talking to yourself or something. Well, as long as you're not picking your nose in public, I won't judge!What do you even do with all your time now that you're not in school anymore? Do you just binge-watch TV shows and play video games all day long? Or do you have to go to an office and work at a boring job? I sure hope it's not something lame like working at an insurance company or something. Maybe you're doing something fun and cool like being a video game designer or a YouTuber!Are you rich yet? I've been working hard and saving up my allowance, so you better not have blown all that cash I've been setting aside! But if you did manage to make it big and become a millionaire, feel free to share some of that wealth with your favorite little guy here in the past. Maybe send me one of those hovercrafts they'll probably have in the future!Do you have your own place, or do you still live with Mom and Dad? If you've got your own house or apartment, is it clean or disgusting? I'll bet you leave dishes piled up in the sink for weeks at a time. Maybe you've gotten a maid to clean up after your slobby self.Have you gone on any awesome vacations to exotic places? You better have left the country at least once by 2023! I want tohear all about hiking through the Amazon rainforest or going on safari in Africa or something. Just don't get eaten by any lions or piranhas or anything! That would be pretty lame to get taken out like that after making it all the way to age 23.Most importantly, have you managed to get a girlfriend or boyfriend yet? Who is the lucky lady or gentleman? Are they a total babe or what? I can't wait until I'm old enough to start dating and falling in love and all that mushy stuff. Maybe you'll have beaten me to the punch and even gotten married by 2023! If so, I better be your best man. Unless you knocked someone up already, then yikes, I hope not!Well, those are just a few of the millions of questions I have about what the future holds for you. Just think, in three short years, you'll be finishing up university and getting ready to embark on your entire adult life. It's crazy to think about, but I know you've got this! After all, you are me, and I'm obviously awesome.So get out there and conquer the world, future me! Become a billionaire tech genius who dates supermodels and travels to the moon on vacations. As long as you end up being happier than a kid eating an infinite ice cream sundae, I'll know you did something right.Don't forget about little old me back here in the past though! Maybe when you're rich and famous, you can sendsomeขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขขsomething cool from the future. I'll be waiting!Your friend forever,[Your Name]P.S. Did they finally invent flying cars and hoverboards by 2023? If so, you better have hooked me up with one! A kid can dream...篇6Dear Future Me,Hiya! It's me, your awesome elementary school self. I'm writing this letter to you all the way from 2021 when you're just a kid. I can't believe you're about to graduate from college in 2024! That seems like a gazillion years from now. I bet you've grown up to be a really cool adult. I hope you're still having fun and being goofy like me though!So much crazy stuff has happened since I wrote this letter. I don't actually know any of the details, but I can just imagine. Like, did we ever get that pet dinosaur we wanted? Or go to spacecamp? Those would be so epic! Whether we did those exact things or not, I'm sure you've been on lots of fantastic adventures.I have a million questions about what life is like in 2024 when you're an adult. Is the future as amazing as the movies make it look? Do you have a hoverboard or a flying car? That would be the best for getting to school! Speaking of school, what was college actually like? Did you join a million clubs and have to study, like, 24/7? I hope you still had time for fun and made awesome friends.What are grown-ups even supposed to do after college? I know I'll be about 21 or 22 when you're reading this. Will you have a super important job? If so, what is it? Maybe you're saving the world or being a racecar driver! Or maybe you're still just watching cartoons in your pajamas. Hey, no judgments here! As long as you're happy, that's what matters most.Have you traveled everywhere and gone on adventures like you always dreamed of? Did you climb tall mountains, see crazy wildlife, eat weird foods? I hope you kept having a sense of curiosity and wonder about the world like we do now. The world is such an awesome, fascinating place and there's so much to explore!Most importantly, I really hope you've stayed true to who you are - kind, goofy, full of energy, and up for anything. I hope you never stopped telling bad jokes that make people groan. And I hope you never lost that sparkle of joy and excitement that makes kids so dang fun. Just because you're taller and older doesn't mean you have to be boring!There's so much I could say, but I'd probably just ramble forever. After all, we're talking about over three years of living packed into one little letter! So I'll leave it at this - wherever life took you, whatever happened between now and 2024, I hope you lived it to the fullest. If you ever feel lost or forget how to have fun, just think back to this awesome kid-version of you. I'll be here, ready to remind you how to make the most of every single day.Can't wait to hear all about it when we're reunited in the future! Sending you the biggest bear hug across time and space.Your Goofy Elementary Self。

大学毕业十年后的自己一封信作文

大学毕业十年后的自己一封信作文全文共9篇示例，供读者参考大学毕业十年后的自己一封信作文篇1亲爱的自己：您好！最近有什么心情不好的。

身体还健康吗？岁月悠悠，注视着遥远的星空，俯瞰着地上的落叶，在这是十年之间，你肯定应该经历了不少磨难、挫折。

你变瘦了还是胖了？十年就像眨眼之间就降临了。

十年后亲爱的自己，你好！这个时候你的父母已经更年迈了，希望他们健康如初，精神矍铄。

如果他们正遭受病痛的折磨，你一定要悉心照顾。

当年在你最困难最无助人生最低谷的时候，陪伴在你身边给予莫大鼓励和支持的就是他们，他们也许会比以前糊涂，比以前迟缓，甚至是固执，你也要忍耐，就如同当初他们忍耐你的无知、刁蛮任性和失败一样。

十年后亲爱的自己，你好！你应该在工作了吧？工作的还顺利吗？没遇到什么麻烦吧，这个工作是自己的愿望吗……希望你不要太劳累，身体要紧。

你还记得小学，初中，高中的同学吗？不会忘记吧，你还会跟他们联系吗？她们身体可好，有和他们聚会吗？现在朋友多吗？我希望我能拥有真正的友谊，交到真心相待的朋友。

人生若得知己如此，也就此生无憾了吧。

十年后亲爱的自己，你好！这时你要感谢一直陪在你身边的人，珍惜她。

遇到困难和挫折，一定要微笑和勇敢。

亲爱的，十年的变化还很多，可是依旧做一个简单而快乐的人很重要。

十年的光阴看似漫长，其实也是一弹眼的功夫，要珍惜！珍惜时间，珍惜生命，珍惜在你生命中出现的每个人每一天！最后祝：身体健康，工作顺利！写信人：日期：大学毕业十年后的自己一封信作文篇2亲爱的未来的我，你好！我是十年前的你，现在还是个小学生。

我写这封信给你，想知道你变成了怎样的人，过得开心不开心，还有你实现了什么梦想。

我想问问你现在是不是已经大学毕业了呢？我猜你肯定是一个很厉害的人，因为你经过了十年的学习和努力。

你是不是成为了一个科学家、医生、或者是工程师呢？还是成为了我梦想中的作家？无论你现在是什么职业，我相信你一定是一个很出色的人。

也许你现在已经有了自己的家庭，有了自己的孩子。

写给未来自己的一封信字写给未来自己的一封信大学生模板(9篇)

写给将来自己的一封信字写给将来自己的一封信大学生模板(9篇)写给将来自己的一封信字写给将来自己的一封信大学生篇一你好！我是来自以前的你，虽然是一个人，但是我希望我以后能有长进，对吗？虽然，我不知道我的将来怎样，但是，我相信，经过自己的努力一定会出人头地的。

我要鼓励我自己，我会在以后的日子里努力学习，不断开拓自己，不断创新自己，以前我还是小孩子不懂事，不知道为什么学习，可是如今长大了知道为什么要学习，要自己有好的前途。

我还要学会老实、英勇、不怕困难、能抑制困难、要说到做到的人我要像闻一多先生一样“说了就做”、“做了也不一定说”。

我要不断训练自己，成为一个各方面优秀的好学生，要积极参加学校的各项活动，加强自己。

我要在我遭受挫折的时候或成功时看看这封信，给自己以鼓励和鞭策、努力，坐在不骄不躁，成为一个对社会有用的人。

此致敬礼！写信人：日期：写给将来自己的一封信字写给将来自己的一封信大学生篇二亲爱的xx：最近好吗？是不是不再那么粗心了呢？每当我发现你考试本来可以考一百，但却因为粗心而考低分时，我就替你感到烦恼，想要狠狠的责骂你。

哎！谁叫你每次精神都像散沙一样回不来呢！自从上学开始，你每次写作业或考试时都心不在焉，一会儿想要看电视，一会儿又想要玩电脑，要不是我叫你要争气一点，你如今的考试成绩大概就会像放了一年的三明治一样烂了吧！还记得有一次，你的考试本来可以考一百分的，但没想到因粗心错的题目居然像山一样多，害我心情像掉落幽谷的石头一样。

考了个六十几分回家，回头你也要被爸爸妈妈念一整个小时，还真的是有够惨啊！希望你以后可以改掉粗心大意的坏缺点，考个好分数给父母看，相信他们一定会很快乐的。

让我们一起朝着美妙的分数好好努力吧！敬祝成绩进步写给将来自己的一封信字写给将来自己的一封信大学生篇三将来的朱沛鑫：你好！你如今几岁了？长得漂亮吗？成为比梵高还有名气的画家了吗？上美术学院了吗？……我有好多好多问题想问你，但是你也不会给我回信，所以我就不问那么多了。

写给大学毕业后的自己一封信（精选6篇）

写给大学毕业后的自己一封信（精选6篇）写给大学毕业后的自己一封信（精选6篇）无论是在学校还是在社会中，大家总免不了要接触或使用书信吧，书信是一种用书面的形式向亲人、朋友、同志问候、谈话、联系事宜的应用文体。

那么，怎么去写信呢？下面是小编整理的写给大学毕业后的自己一封信（精选6篇），欢迎阅读，希望大家能够喜欢。

写给大学毕业后的自己一封信1亲爱的自己：嗨！你最近过得不错吧！快毕业了，你肯定会舍不得吧？是呀，这个学校有太多的东西值得你留恋啊！有老同学、有好老师、有春的细雨绵绵，有夏的杨柳依依、有秋的落叶翩翩、有冬的白雪皑皑……一切都是那么美好！可是从毕业那天起，一切的美好都将不复存在了，你将面临的是新的一切。

不过还好，你所在的这所学校还有初中，只有你努力，一起仍将属于你！还记得去年秋天吗？不知道是遇到什么烦心事儿，你一个人跑到这棵树下，对着大树诉说着一切。

是呀，大树的确是最好的倾听者，无论你说了什么不好的话，它都以微笑回报你。

讲完之后，你深深地拥抱了这棵大树，然后迈着轻快的步伐，一蹦一跳的走了，似乎放下了一个大包袱。

从那以后，你很少再抱怨什么，而是面带微笑静静地看着一切困难与悲伤，勇敢地面对它们。

是啊，大树的确是最好的导师，他们深邃而又充满了智慧，帮助迷途中的孩子找到归途中的正确道路。

好了，不多说了！珍惜毕业前剩下的不多的时间吧！刘琦鑫刘梦洁可爱的你：记得你最喜欢的地方就是学校的紫藤廊。

一到夏天，满藤的花都开了，香气扑鼻。

夏天再燥热的风一旦经过这个开满花的地方，便变得温柔了，像个恬静的少女。

秋天的紫藤廊别有一番风味，虽然有些萧条，却依然很美。

紫藤廊旁边的小山坡上长满了高大的银杏树，其中的一棵显得有些沧桑但又那样的挺拔。

偶尔有一片落叶，在一阵微风的吹拂下，像只灰蝶似的在空中转着圈圈，似乎不情愿落下，但终究摆脱不了还是爱上了这块美丽的土地，轻轻地落下了。

刚一触到地面，便不再有动静了，一切又回到了刚才那样。

致自己毕业的一封信大学1000字5篇

致自己毕业的一封信大学1000字5篇大学毕业了，我们就是真正意义上的大人了。

未来的你，要掌控好自己的情绪，好好保护自己……小编带你了解更多相关内容，接下来要给大家提供的是：致自己毕业的一封信，希望你认真看完，会对你有帮助的!致自己毕业的一封信1亲爱的__：你好!虽然很不情愿地承认自己已经迈进了20的行列，但还是要祝贺你顺利毕业，拿到师大的毕业证书，成为一名具有本科学历的社会女青年。

不知道这时的你将会是怎样的形象，是否已痛下决心，抛开对发质的担忧烫了卷发，是否打了耳洞，是否还是一个吊儿郎当的三无青年(无化妆品，无男友，无高跟鞋)，是否还是习惯于在熟人面前开怀大笑，肆无忌惮地放声高歌，是否还顶着‘二愣子’的称号。

不论怎样，我都希望此时的你已经拥有属于自己的独一无二的气质。

你可以美得不出彩，不动人，你可以不是学霸，你可以仍旧四肢不协调，是个舞痴，但是请你一定要自信，一定要乐观，一定要努力，积极进取。

当你回想起那痛并快乐着的大学四年时光时，会遗憾吗，会懊悔吗，会捶胸顿足地抱怨一声‘唉’吗。

也许有，肯定会有，但我希望你不会再为了朋友的事而伤心难过。

请你一定不要享受一个人的世界，请你不要关闭心扉，请你不要陶醉阳光洒在脸上的舒适感，请此时的你不要再为自己戴上一顶“淡泊名利，宁静致远”的高帽子，请你勇敢地站起来，走向属于你的舞台，向世界证明自己。

现在的我拥有着一份苍白无力，只字寥寥的个人简历。

我希望这时的你说起自己的个人简历时可以骄傲着仰起头，微笑着说出一连串令人羡慕的获奖经历，工作经历，志愿经历。

亲爱的，也许此时的你正在为严峻的就业形势而焦虑又或是为了考研正在紧锣密鼓地复习着，但是请你记住你从小到大的座右铭：“没有了太阳，我不哭泣;否则，我将错过月亮和星辰。

”无论你遇到了什么样的难题，请你微笑，我觉得嘴角上扬的你最美。

Darling，当你唱起《残酷月光》时是否还会悲伤，当你唱起《笑忘歌》时是否还会遗憾，当你唱起《我的舞台》时是否还会没有底气，我希望你的答案是“No",大声地喊出“No”。

大学毕业给未来的自己一封信（精选14篇）

大学毕业给未来的自己一封信大学毕业给未来的自己一封信（精选14篇）在平凡的学习、工作、生活中，大家都跟书信打过交道吧，书信是人们表达情感的一种特别方式。

相信许多人会觉得书信很难写吧，以下是小编帮大家整理的大学毕业给未来的自己一封信，希望能够帮助到大家。

大学毕业给未来的自己一封信篇1未来的自己：你好！我亲爱的倔强而固执的你，今天还好吗？我很开心，能用这样的一种方式来和你谈心，互相说一说内心的那份安宁。

在很久很久以前，我就在心底藏了这样一个大胆的想法：我认为，每个生活在这个地球上的人，都不是表面那样孤独而寂寥的。

我们心底，其实住着一个温柔又善解人意的姐姐，她就是明天的我们自己。

明天的我们自己，拥有绝对的掌控力和主宰力，我们就是独一无二的自己，承载着心中那一片宁静祥和和对未来美好生活的向往和追求，我们一天天努力追逐，拥抱东升的太阳，以及希望。

你知道吗？明天的小莺，这些话，我从来不敢对任何人启齿，因为害怕被当做一个胡言乱语、异想天开的神经病，只有在这个月明星稀的.夜晚，我才能对你敞开怀抱，说一说心中的渴望。

因为我知道，你虽然是我心中看不见的姐妹，却是我永远的依靠，绝对不会背叛我，你是我坚强无比的后盾。

明天的小莺：你知道吗？对你，我没有施加太多的压力和包袱，我只想告诉你一个一点：我们今天的幸福生活来之不易，我们要抓猪住这大好的时光，朝着自己心中的梦想去努力。

经过这么长时间的沟通，想必你也知道我心中的那个梦想了吧：我想成为一名优秀的儿童文学作家，我想用手中的笔，写出很多动人又美好的故事，我想让我笔下的每个人物都能拥有爱意和幸福的人生。

但是，如今的我势单力薄，因为这条追逐梦想的路上藏着太多风霜血雨，太多的挫折和泥泞，但是，我希望我们都不要害怕，更不要被它吓倒，我们要一起努力，从此刻开始，把握好每分每秒，不懈地追求，勤学好问，不断地充盈自己的内心，让自己蜕变成一个全新的自己。

我相信，只要肯付出，够执着，明天的我们一定可以变得大不一样，让所有人都刮目相看的，你说是不是？最后哦，送一句话让我们来互相勉励吧：每个人都是平凡的，但只要坚持不懈都地加油，我们的生命便会从平凡中闪耀出伟大。

大学生写给毕业后自己的一封信

大学生写给毕业后自己的一封信•相关推荐感慨万千。

现在马上就要毕业了，在毕业之际你一共送了自己三件礼物。

来见证这四年来你的蜕变，你对梦想的坚信、坚持，让自己的全身都由内而外地散发出力量和活力，这就是你追求的，因为梦想和坚持，生命的体验更加完整和丰富。

想对四年前的你说的第一句话就是，谢谢你发现巨人的肩膀。

无论是历史沉淀下来的经典书籍，还是当代各行各业精英人士的著作，都是人类智慧的结晶，这些宝贵的思想财富是值得我们去借鉴和融合的，它会让你看到更广阔的视野。

第二句话想给你说，谢谢你一直坚定地寻找自己的梦想。

即使在追求梦想的过程中有时拼了命去努力也不能很快看到成果，即使别人为你另类、稀有的对梦想的执着不解或兴叹，你也了然自己并不是没有成长，而是在扎根。

这样的认识让你走到很多人的前面，并真正找到生命的意义。

等到你得到足够的磨砺，时机成熟，你会走在很多人的前面，攀上别人遥不可及的巅峰。

想给四年前的你最后说一段话，这段话也曾在初中毕业时送给自己：我不在乎你为何而生，我想知道的是你为何而活，你是否敢憧憬心底的渴望？是否会为了爱、为了梦想、为了体验生命的奇遇而冒险，即使是让自己看起来像个傻瓜？是否可以承受各种痛楚，会去掩饰隐藏或是忘却，还是勇敢面对？是否能够学会独处，真正享受在孤寂时分，与己为伴？我一直在想象和规划十年后的自己，我猜想十年后的你应该会离自己想要成为的人越来越近吧。

x年后的你，我想给你说的第一句话就是，勿忘初心。

你或许淹没于世间众人过着平凡的小日子，也或许在事业上忙碌实现了自己的些许价值，但不要忘记你的初衷，这是支撑你走向美好人生的最重要的东西。

即使你拥有了你想要拥有的一切，最初的梦想是你人生最宝贵的礼物。

第二句话是，永远尝试，保持好奇，保持质疑精神。

做产品时，忌讳自己知道正确答案就开始自满的傲慢态度，忌讳只以自己的原则来判断事物的偏见，用最简单的视角察看问题，才能做出用户真正需要的产品；保持一颗好奇心，这是创业者持续不断的原动力；保持质疑，就是无论你取得多少的失败与成功，也要保持归零心态，勇于质疑所有看起来理所应当的事情，这样世间万物都会存在问题，世间万物也都会成为其答案，也只有这样才能够降低风险。