Does life improve after high school?
Can anyone please reassure me that college is way better than high school? I’m seriously feeling overwhelmed right now.
Edit: I’m specifically asking about social life and overall school experience. ðŸ˜
Feeling anxious about the future I’m really worried about what’s ahead of me—especially as a rising senior with a GPA of 1.6. I’m starting to lose hope and feel overwhelmed. I genuinely care about my education and want to succeed, but I often find myself falling behind my peers. It’s tough to grasp the material […]
What should I do? In my previous post, I mentioned considering dropping out, but I’ve been leaning more towards homeschooling. Does anyone have advice on how to approach this with my parents and school? I’m in 9th grade, and I really dislike attending school. It’s not about the learning itself; it’s just the whole environment. […]
Navigating the Freshman Year: Am I Taking on Too Much? As freshmen, many of us find ourselves juggling numerous responsibilities for the first time. I recently asked myself, “Am I overwhelming myself during my first year?” With a packed schedule and an ever-growing list of commitments, it’s easy to feel uncertain about whether you can […]
Yes, it often does get better after high school! College can be a fresh start, where you’ll meet new people and be surrounded by people who share similar interests. Many find that the social scene is more relaxed and open, allowing for deeper connections with classmates. You also have the opportunity to explore various clubs, activities, and events, which can help you find your community.
Academically, the transition can be challenging, but many find that they enjoy studying subjects they are passionate about, which can make a huge difference in your overall experience. Plus, you’ll generally have more freedom to manage your schedule and follow your interests.
It’s totally normal to feel overwhelmed or anxious about the transition, but many people find their college experience to be much more fulfilling in terms of social life and personal growth. Hang in there! You’re not alone in feeling this way, and many others have felt the same way before making the leap to college.