Upon attending college for the past year or so, I have found that I enjoy being a college student more than I did being a high school student. At first you don't realize that there are so many differences between the two schools, because of the four years of high school you had. During those four years you had a strict schedule and routine so as you enter college you expect the same routines that you encountered before. When it reality you'll find out that there are many differences between the two. Such differences would include: the amount of freedom you have, the different scheduling systems, and the srtictness of attendance. I have found that being a college student caused me to have a more understanding about the pressures of responsibility, and real life. 134
             In the amount of time I have spend in college, and then adding in the four years I spent in high school I have noticed that more freedom is allowed to the students in college in comparison to high school. In both schools you have a set of rules to follow, only each one almost has a completely different set. In high school you are a jouvenile and they think you need a strong set a rules. For example: having a tight schedule to follow from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., a strict dress code, and of course the basic rules. While in college you are adults so you sould know the rules, so they don't seem to be so strict about laying down certain rules to follow. In highschool you are forbidden to leave the campus of the school, when in college you can come and go as you please. But I believe that these differences mainly have to do with the age of the students.
             The choices of schedules are much different in college than they were in high school. High school's scheduling system seems very strict compared to college. In my highschool they gave you a set of classes each year that went from 8 o'clock in the morning to 3 o' clock in the afternoon, in col
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