Why Is High School Different Than Collage

The high school education system will be different wherever one lives, but that should not affect how much a student learns. High schools not only need to prepare us for college, but also for work outside of college. This is not the case in many places, however. When taking a look at the American and German high school education systems there are many differences and the outcomes are different because of those differences. The German high school education system is better because of how it is set up and the American high school education system is worse because it is not taken as seriously.

Although college is after high school and the next step into beginning adulthood, it has its up's and downs. It is a closer step to becoming your own person. College still is very similar to high school. When you compare and contrast college vs high school you can say that they are both and both non-stressful when it comes to the work load, the class operation hours and the freedom. They also both come with long study hours but you still push through to see graduation day.

Each person is required to get an education to be important in today’s society. There are many institutions where people gain their education; for example, college and high school. Both, college and high school are educational institutions, but they differ from each other in many ways, such as teaching style and responsibilities, graduation requirements, and class size.

When I consider education for reasons unknown, consider high school and college. They are considered one of the imperative parts of our lives. Regardless of whether you enjoyed high school and college or not. It's a part of our life's till the day we leave earth. It sounds a little dark, but it's true. Why? Since we took in the crucial essentials of the subjects we studied, and later will learn the advanced versions of it. Whether it's how to write a well-written essay, basic algebra, world history, and chemistry. Learning how to do presentations in front of our colleagues, or working on group projects with our classmates. When I moved from high school to college, I immediately saw the similarities. These similarities are what bind the two major events together. To understand these two major stepping stones in our life we must find the similarities and differences. These major differences between high school and college are time management, scheduling, and tuition expenses.

When comparing my high school life compared to my college life, I find many differences: roommates, food selection, and time management. I truly believe that you won’t notice the differences until you are a college student because you must experience it before you will know. I have been a college freshman for three weeks now and I notice many differences between home and college life. Living at home while in high school is a blessing compared to college life.

Most Korean students are eager for entering a university. Since, many adults tell students that if you go to the university, you will lose weight and have make a boyfriend or girlfriend. Some people say both high school and university are similar; there are just school. However, high school and university have the indisputable differences: terms which people use, classes, and life style.

After being college for a couple months now I have seen a lot of differences between this and high school. My experiences in high school were overall pretty positive. I had a good friend group, did really well in school, was involved, and played volleyball all four years. When it came to school work and having to absorb new information, people did not struggle since teachers made an effort to always make sure you were succeeding and had all the necessary tools laid out in front of you in order to pass. I always picked up on things pretty quick and could get away with not studying for tests and still get hundreds. It was not often for me to have nights of more than an hour of homework. When I did have more than an hour of work, it felt like the world was ending, I became very stressed. Being involved and balancing schoolwork was fairly easy, and I had a very set routine for the entire week which helped me get through work and other tasks I had to complete. All these things changed drastically when I came to college. Maria mentioned a lot of differences between college and high school that I already have seen in the short time that I have been at USC. Independence is a huge one that probably has had the biggest effect on me. As a college student, class is just there to introduce you to the topics and it is all on you to deeply understand it and feel comfortable with the information. I have to take initiative to go to SI sessions and use places like the student success center

Most would agree that being a college student is more fun than being in high school. Since I‘ve been in college, I’ve seen more freedom that what was allowed to students in high school. Choices such as; how to take notes, the environment and more class selections are a few examples of how college is better and less limiting than high school. Since there’s more educational freedom and I also have more control over my education, I find being in college is more pleasurable than being in high school.

Unlike high school in college you will be facing your responsibilities on your own. High school is not a real challenge in comparison to college. In high school you are walked through and lead up by teachers and staff members. The environment in both education institution are very different yet similar in many different ways.It’s has been proven that college is overwhelming and more stressful than high school. Students are more likely to drop out of college than they are to drop out of high school. The reason being is the amount of pressure and stress that comes with college.

High school is very different from college life, but the way that teachers and other students explained college to me it’s a very hard phase of your life. Teachers explained the overwhelming amount of people making it hard to get to class in time, college professors not letting you enter class if someone is late, tests to be really hard and having to spend an all-nighter to be able to study to pass the exam, no time to be able to do stuff with friends, very hard to pay attention in a lecture full with more than one hundred people, and also they warned about not to take more than 15 hours of college and have a job at the same time.

Time never stops, or if it does, how we will know? We will not able to notice it. Either way, since it does not stop, life continues, and for all of us, it gets harder. As we grow up, we start to experience what we call “real life,” but where does this real life starts and how we know that it started? Well, many of us feel the drastic change of life when we go from high school to college. Students struggle to graduate from high school in order to go to college. They are told that college is hard, but they are optimistic about it. Optimism grows that college might be a different level, but students also think that it could not be that bad. They are right, college is not bad, it is awesome, but it could also be complicated as they have ever experienced it before. There are many things that change in that transition, but as they get into it, they also realize that there also things such as requirements, responsibilities, class size and even the cost of attendance that are very similar to high school. Despite that there are many similarities and differences between high school and college, college is definitely a place that makes the majority of the students grow as individual beings.

Most students who are going to move on from high school regularly wonder what university is similar to. When they finally reach university, most of them understand that there are some significant differences between their university lives and their past high school lives. High school, and also university is only one more part in everyone's lives. University and high school are distinctive from various perspectives. Almost everyone experience such a move between two extremely different and distinctive worlds. These various worlds can be thoroughly analyzed by everyone; however, not all are aware of the likely similarities and contrasts between them. The reason for this essay is to compare the students high school and university in terms of the

When I think of education I for some reason think about high school and college. They are considered one of the most important parts of our lives. Whether you enjoyed high school and college or not. It’s a part of our life’s till the day we leave earth. It sounds a little dark, but it's true. Why? Because we learned the important fundamentals of the subjects we studied and later will learn the advanced versions of it. Whether it’s how to write a well written essay, basic algebra, world history, and chemistry. Learning how to do presentations in front of our colleagues, or working on group projects with our classmates. When I moved from high school to college, I immediately saw the similarities. These similarities are what bind the two major events together. To understand these two major stepping stones in our life we must find the similarities and differences. These major differences between high school and collage are time management, scheduling, and tuition expenses.

When I consider education for reasons unknown, I consider high school and college. They are considered one of the imperative parts of our lives. Regardless of whether you enjoyed high school and college or not, it’s a part of our lives till the day we leave earth. It sounds a little dark, but it's true. Why? In high school, we learned the essentials of subjects such as writing well written essay, basic algebra, world history and chemistry. Later, in college we will learn the advance versions of the subjects. But learning how to do presentations in front of our colleagues, or working on group projects with classmates are examples of certain skill we must learn in high school and college. When I moved from high school to college, I immediately saw the similarities, but these similarities are what bind the two major events together. To understand these two major stepping stones in our life, we must find the similarities and differences. These major differences between high school and college are time management, scheduling, and tuition expenses.

“America pays dearly for its high school dropouts. When young people do not graduate from high school the economic impact is extensive” (Bartos 1). Both educational institutions are key to promote fewer high school dropouts. High school and college both highlight the importance of education and expanding the knowledge of students. Although, they both are keys to success, they are vastly different. There are many similarities and differences between college and high school life.