School life Vs College life

vengabeats

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School life Vs College life
School: 1 colored dress for 100s of days


College: 100 colored dresses for 1 day
School: 2 note books for 1 subject


College: 1 notebook for all subjects
School: white pipe in teacher's hand (chalk)


Coll: white pipe in student's hand (cigarette)
School: Most frequent letter-Leave letter


College: Most frequent
letter - Love letter


School: if we go itz boring
college :if we dont go its boring


 

kartikkool

New member
School life Vs College life
School: 1 colored dress for 100s of days


College: 100 colored dresses for 1 day
School: 2 note books for 1 subject


College: 1 notebook for all subjects
School: white pipe in teacher's hand (chalk)


Coll: white pipe in student's hand (cigarette)
School: Most frequent letter-Leave letter


College: Most frequent
letter - Love letter


School: if we go itz boring
college :if we dont go its boring



nice 1 bro... i wish u wud ve posted more
 
SCHOOL LIFE v/s COLLEGE LIFE

SCHOOL- One pair dress for 7 days
COLLEGE- 7 pair dress for one day
SCHOOL- 2 copy for one subject
COLLEGE- 1 copy for all subject
SCHOOL- A white pipe in teacher’s hand (chalk)
COLLEGE- A white pipe in students hand (cigarette)
SCHOOL- Most frequent letter, leave letter
COLLEGE- Most frequent letter, love letter
Have a sweet school & college memories
 

bavanisri

Banned
Really great days for my career, I have no words to say about my college days.

Regards,
Bavanisri,
 
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In my view the school life is greatest rather than the college life. Simply because the school life is related with out childhood. We play games and enjoyed the school time and life without having the stress of future.
 

rosemarry2

MP Guru
I think that is very subjective. School life more involves a carefree environment where you can worry less about your career. It also gives you more freedom in terms of what you are interested in pursuing, giving you more opportunities to explore different dimensions in that regard. Your mind is raw and it has less limitations i.e. wider field of view, not necessarily the perspectives too. You get wider field, it is up to you to develop your perspectives. It is all very natural.

Also, statistically, you struck long lasting friendships in school life only. That, i think is the result of above mentioned freedom, and less competitive environment. Also, less diverse and similar social environment contributes more towards building friendship.

If you fail to take advantage of these things, then probably you wont be able to enjoy it.
 

Himanshi Agarwal

Well-known member
The world of high school and college are two very different phases of life. Though the two of them couldn't be further apart there are some parallels that can be drawn between the two. From childhood to teenage, the high school tries to prep you for your life as an adult. Whereas college on the other hand, grooms and teaches that adult how to make the transition from a teenager to a professional of the corporate life. Believe it or not, our life as a high school student is a lot more disciplined that it ever will be as a college student. In school, we are bound by protocols and disciplinary rules that we are tempted to defy but there is always a fear of being caught and punished. College life on the other hand, though is bound by rules, but it hardly matters for the sense of freedom that students gain in college is all about doing what you feel like. Yet both of them hold their own charms and leave us with great memories. Let's look at the things that separate the school life experiences from that of college.
 

poornima lagadapati

Active member
High School: In high school, you know everyone in your class.
College: In college, you’re lucky to know one person in your class.

High School High school books are provided are little to no cost.
College: College textbooks cost a small fortune.

High School: You have to live with your parents in high school.
College: You get to live with your friends in college.

High School: You wake up early in the morning for class in high school.
College: You wake up for your first class (or whenever you want).

High School: In high school, you were forced to learn all subjects.
College: In college, you get to learn whatever you want to.

High School: In high school, your time and schedule are dictated by others.
College: In college, you take back ownership of time management.

High School: In high school, teachers read from the textbooks they use.
College: In college, professors refer to the textbooks they wrote.

High School: In high school, you studied comfortably at home before a test.
College: In college, the library becomes your home away from home.

High School: In high school, you wrote notes to friends.
College: In college, you take notes for yourself.

High School: In high school, you're able finish all your homework in one night.
College: In college, that’s a near-to-impossible feat.

High School: In high school, you have a full day of classes.
College: In college, you plan your schedule to your liking.

High School: In high school, you’re stuck with a set social hierarchy.
College: In college, you get to choose who you spend time around.

High School: In high school, assigned reading means a night off from homework.
College: In college, you actually need to do the reading - and it takes all night.

High School: In high school, everyone is required to be there.
College: In college, everyone wants to be there.

High School In high school, you worried about what “looked” cool.
College: In college, you’re too busy to care about what other people think.

High School: In high school, you’re stuck in a social “role” that others cast you in.
College: In college, you can be whoever you want to be.

High School: In high school, you have adults telling you what’s expected of you.
College: In college, it’s just expected.

High School: In high school, teachers gear classes towards average learners.
College: In college, average is the bare (emphasis on bare) minimum.

High School: High school attendance is mandatory.
College: College attendance is (strongly) suggested.

High School: In high school, you had a curfew you had to follow.
College: In college, you use your own judgment for what you have time to do
 
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