High School Vs Community College

Descriptive Essay Nearly everyone had a high school experience, and many people have some kind of college experience. People who experienced both of these know how overwhelming the transition from high school to college can be at first. Dual enrollment is a great example of attending public high school and a community college at the same time and yet finding it to be a confusing contrast. For two places that have a similar purpose, which is to educate, the experience one will have at both places is far more different than one would expect. The similarities and differences between high school and community college will be discussed below. Some people claim high school was the best years of their life. Others discuss how awful it was for them. High school is an interesting experience, to say the least. Students are hardly given any personal responsibility and deal with strict discipline, schedules, and teachers. …show more content…
Community college is slightly different. Some are still living at home, only a few miles away, and some are grown adults who are far past their partying days. College has a laid-back aura about it and a more relaxed feel. The professor might come in with a full sleeve of tattoos, high-fiving everyone. There is not necessarily a dress code, it is more of a "common sense" rule. The schedule is far more flexible to fit around student's work and home life. Each student is responsible for themselves. They are trusted to walk across campus to get from class to class and go to the restroom without a hall pass. Phones can be out without getting confiscated, due to the fact that some students have children at home, or other responsibilities that require having to keep an eye on their phone. College is more about discussing real-world problems as a class and less about using class time to just memorize things in preparation for constant