Can you remember when you were a freshman in high school and how bad you wanted to hurry up and graduate from high school, so you did not have to put up with the stress anymore? One of the things you do not realize is that when you get into college it is not the same as high school because you have different class in different places. Unlike in high school when all of your classes were all in the same building.
             Of course college is a lot better than high school, but with that also comes more responsibility. Classes cannot be missed; homework cannot be late, everything has to be in on time to get full credit. Unlike in high school, the teacher will give you a break and not take any points off the homework if it is late.
             In high school, class population ranges from about fifteen to twenty students (depending on the school size). In college classes the population ranges from any where from fifty students to more depending on the size of the college.
             In high school you are required to take so many classes to fill your daily schedule, in college you can take as many classes you want. You can even take two or three classes a semester. You are not required to stay at the college all day; you can leave whenever you feel like it.
             Teachers in high school were not as strict as college instructors, in high school teachers put up with people messing around in class being the "class clown". College instructors do not put up with that, they only have so much time a day and a week to teach things you need to know for their class and they have no time for their students to disrupt their class and keep others from learning. But students who are in college should have grown up, since being in high school.
             Going to college puts a "big dent" in your pocket money wise because you have to pay for all of your books classes and other materials needed to attend classes at a college or university. Unlike in
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