tinky wrote:
is college really easier than high school? please, anyone can answer this! i mean is it easier to meet people and is it less artificial?
Sorry, Tinky, I just noticed this.
I found college to be different than high school, but not necessarily easier. This is probably because even when I first started college I wasn't interested in meeting people, and didn't notice. What I did noticed is that I had the same study/school habits that I did in high school, the difference being, of course, that there was no hand-holding like you see in high school regarding grades. In college, you're on your own. That is what is different.
Are people less artificial? I dunno. I think that it depends.
I am now happy to report that after two years of abject failure at college, I just passed every single one of my classes from last semester. Every. single. one. That is a triumph.
College is a little easier in that there are more classes to choose from and a wider variety of teachers in charge of those classes, which increases the probability that you will find at least one class/professor you enjoy. You also have greater control over your schedule. And perhaps my most favorite part of college is the ability to choose classes that I am interested in, even "required classes." You will find that even "required classes" differ in their enjoyment, and one of my favorite classes so far has been an entry-level freshman economics class.
So I will say that college is definitely different than high school while not necessarily being easier.
Does that answer your question?
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