Essay on School Life and College Life

College life differs significantly from high school life in many ways. The student must be responsible for his daily job with his teachers and guardian, and school life is a life of limitations and control. A college student, on the other hand, has far more freedom from oversight and control; in many ways, he is the master of his own fate. He has the power to make or break it. The hours that kids must be present at school each day are set. The hours of attendance vary, but he must leave home around ten or eleven and return at four. College students may struggle to swallow their breakfast in the morning; other times, they have plenty of time to relax after a leisurely lunch. He sometimes arrives home from college early, while on other days, he doesn't get home until far after dark. He has plenty of time to utilize, misuse, or abuse. The kid at school must prepare his daily studies or face reprimand for what he has not completed. However, in college, he has the option to complete his coursework whenever he wants or not at all. He is left to rely on his own abilities; he must recognize his obstacles and work to overcome them. He must, for the most part, rely on himself and seek out the assistance of a friend or teacher only when his resources and situation allow. But in one way, school life is happier than college life. In comparison to college, a student can move around and exercise his limbs more actively in the classroom. One will hardly ever see lads shouting and racing down the stairs, through the hallways, or in the schoolyard when attending a college. Boys in college can either be raucous and unruly or somber and polite. They have to act like responsible adults. Of course, if the college has playgrounds, they can visit them after school hours and play the same games there. These days, every college has a gym where students can work on developing a "beautiful figure." In other words, while a college may not allow loud revelry, it frequently offers more options for organized sports. The utilization of the library and common area is another way that life in school and college are different. Libraries at our school generally seem to be more for display than for actual use. Currently, eight books are available for usage. Books are occasionally published, but these occurrences are uncommon. However, there are more opportunities to use the library in the majority of colleges. Additionally, there is more freedom in terms of selecting literature. When it comes to the common room, students have a rare privilege because most of our schools don't have one because guys spend the entire work period in class. It won't be easy for me to decide between college life and school life if I had to. I watched my serious peers at school with jealousy and anticipation since they had so much freedom outside and at home. Now that I'm in college, I occasionally think back to the times when I could "feel my life in every limb" and was as happy and joyful as I could possibly be. Because I somehow have the impression that the pleasant, sunny days of merriment, carelessness, and the carefree quest of knowledge are soon to come to an end, and it is no longer my place to succumb to "the loud laughing that speaks the vacuous mind." But perhaps as a last resort