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I'm entering Uni next year, and wondering whether you prefer University or High School.
I know a lot of people have a lot of good memories in High School, but I've also heard that University is considered one the greatest times of their life.
Which one do you prefer?
I would always assume University would be better because there's more freedom in the flexible class hours and that the work is up to you. But I also hear that people miss the more structure that is given in High School.
High school a million times more, I just loved school.
school sucks
6th form/college is awesome (lots of free lessons to chill and have a laugh with friends)
uni is awesome (laziness, flexibility and independence)
preferred high school
I preferred high school way more, at University there is a lot more freedom, but there is so much work. I do a 31 hour week at University, and I'm expected to do another 31 hours per week on top of that for independent work at home.
High school the pressure is a lot less, and you're growing up, it's more relaxed. It's fun :P
I hated high school bc no subjects i liked plus i was picked on all throughout it n teachers were no help at all
i love uni bc i learn things im interested in, making it easier to do work outside of uni and we get a lot of help even tho we were told at school tht uni lecturers don't care bout ur education they're just there to give u the info then leave lol plus all people here are similar minded (except ones on course just for a degree lol) so easier to make convo with n if u find it hard to make friends there are always nights out to loosen u up, not somethin u get at high skl
I hated university. So college for me.
Both have their positives and negatives.
Overall I would probably say Uni because you have that independence and flexibility.
i hate high school and im sure uni will be 10000000 times better because i already get a lot of work in high school and i've seen how much work my sister gets in uni and when i compare it mine is MUCH more so yup
Wasn't a fan of high school and I'm enjoying uni a lot more, so uni for me.