Since attending college for half a semester, I have discovered that I enjoy being a student more than being a high school student. I noticed that college offers more freedom than high school, such as the ability to use a cell phone in class, leave class, eat in class, and wear whatever you want. After graduating from Mt. Maria High School, I hesitated to attend college for years due to certain situations that prevented me from doing so. Now, at twenty-five years old, I have finally been able to enroll at Gallo College and have noticed differences in the attitudes and responsibilities of teachers and students, as well as in the courses and the freedom that they receive. accompanied. The high school provides general education in all subjects, preparing students for college, while the college provides education in a specific field, preparing students for employment. The attitudes of high school teachers differ from those of college professors in many ways. In high school, most teachers and faculty members seem to be stricter and have more rules and regulations for students to follow. Additionally, in high school, students must learn all subjects, while in college, students have the freedom to choose what they want to learn. High school teachers are evaluated based on student performance and standardized tests, which do not exist in middle school. Additionally, teachers generally have a higher level of education in specific subjects than high school teachers, who often have advanced degrees in education. Therefore, your professors will not only be professional educators, but also potential leading contributors to their fields of study. Some might even be world-renowned researchers. One similarity between high school and college is that classes are typically taught by a teacher who stands at the front of the room and gives exams to assess learning. However, there are some differences between high school and college classes. In high school, classes generally take place at the same time each day and last only fifty minutes. On the other hand, university classes can take place one, two or three times a week and last between one and three hours. College exams may be in familiar formats, such as multiple choice, or they may be essay exams in which students write their answers in a test booklet. Additionally, although a high school year typically lasts thirty-six weeks, some courses may span both semesters. In college, the academic year is divided into two distinct fifteen-week semesters, plus one week for final exams. College courses are offered in the fall, spring, and summer semesters, and summer courses may be used to accelerate degree completion. Attendance policies may vary by each instructor in middle school, whereas in high school, class attendance is generally required and carefully monitored. Finally, although textbooks are generally provided at little or no cost in high school, the cost of textbooks in college can add up to a small fortune. Perhaps the biggest difference between high school and college is the responsibility you will assume as a student. In college, you are an adult and you will be held responsible for all your behavior. No one will force you to go to class or study for your exams, and your teachers won't be as willing as high school teachers. In high school,..