The transition from high school to college is a very drastic, yet most often welcome change for many students. When enrolling into a college, the student can conveniently schedule his or her classes to work around there daily life. Further simplifying life, the student may choose which courses he or she would like to take. Quite the opposite of college, high schools have very fixed hours. Having a set amount of hours in a high …showed first 75 words of 356 total…

…showed last 75 words of 356 total…or she has declined to attend. If a high school student is absent, he or she must have a good reason to obtain an excused status for every specific absence, allowing the students to make up all missed work. Despite the numerous distinguishable differences, colleges and high schools do share one common factor: they both give you the knowledge that will help you fulfill your career decisions a! nd ultimately succeed in life. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**