For most senior students in universities, the last academic year has nothing to do with academics. To the frustration of professors, few courses are attended by students. And dorms are almost vacant with few lodgers. This kind of phenomenon, which has been called “Senior Empty Nests”, is common among universities of China.
　　Where have those absent senior students gone? Some lucky dogs have gone to their new jobs while the majority are still striving to get a job or engaging in their internship outside of the campus. The severe employment pressure has pushed senior students into employment market earlier. The anxiety of getting a job before graduation disturbs the restless mind of every student, which leads to skipping school of most students.
　　In my view, with senior students leaving campus earlier, their time of education has been reduced, which puts them in a disadvantaged position in the employment market. Students should start job hunting after finishing the courses of the last academic year. At the same time, the universities should provide career education for senior students.

對于大多數(shù)高級學生在大學,后一個學年與學術無關。教授們的不滿,一些課程由學生參加。和幾個房客宿舍幾乎是空的。這種現(xiàn)象,被稱為“高級空巢”,是中國的大學普遍。
沒有高級學生去哪里了?一些幸運的狗去他們的新工作,而大多數(shù)人仍在努力找份工作或從事他們的實習之外的校園。嚴重的就業(yè)壓力促使高級學生進入就業(yè)市場。畢業(yè)前找工作的焦慮讓每個學生不安的心靈,從而導致逃學的學生。
在我看來,與高級學生離開校園,教育他們的時間減少了,這讓他們在就業(yè)市場上的弱勢地位。學生畢業(yè)后應該找工作后一個學年的課程。與此同時,大學應該提供高級職業(yè)教育學生。