School plays an important role in our life. Many people spend on average of sixteen years or more at school in order to get the qualifications that are need to work in their field of interest. Those years are broken down into several levels, some of them more difficult than others. A major crossing point is between high school and college. Although they seem very similar, there are significant differences between them. The cost of a high school education is very different compared to the cost of a college education. There are also some differences in academics and class schedules. Typically, the social environment and responsibilities change from high school to college as well.
It is a fact that college is more expensive than high school. College provides a higher level of education therefore costing more, but by charging so much it does not allow low-income families the chance to have a higher education. In high school the students are able to borrow thei
It is plain to see that high school and college are very different. Attending college is far more expensive then attending high school. Also, students in high school have less homework and a stricter schedule to follow, while in college students have lots of homework and are able to make their own schedule based on their availability. Finally, in college the student has to take on more adult like responsibilities, where as in high school all is provided to the student both at school and at home. As seen above college and high school differ in many ways, sometimes making the transition difficult for many students.
r books for their classes from the school, where as in college the students must purchase their own books. The cost of college classes in general is more costly than in high school, but some people have to pay even more. Many cities do not have colleges, so students who want to go on to a higher education level are forced to move away to another city where they will be required t