Does it really get better after high school? I could really use some reassurance that college is an improvement. I’m feeling overwhelmed right now.
Edit: Specifically, I’m curious about social life and the overall school experience. ðŸ˜
Just a quick reminder: if you rarely visit the nurse or try to persuade your parents to let you skip school, there’s a good chance you can simply go to the nurse, mention you’re not feeling well, and get sent home (or pursue whatever else you have in mind). It seems that when you don’t […]
Feeling Overwhelmed by Others’ Expectations Hey everyone, I’m a high school senior (15-F) who’s been rumored to be the valedictorian of our class. It all started when I got the highest grade among all the 10th graders at my school, and people began speculating that I would be our class’s valedictorian. At first, I took […]
Is a B considered good? I’m currently in eighth grade taking honors Algebra 1, and I have a B. I’m worried that if my grades stay at this level, my GPA won’t be high enough for college. I just want to know if I should be concerned or if I’ll be fine.
Absolutely, it tends to get better in college! Many people find that the social scene is more relaxed and inclusive. You’re surrounded by people who are often more motivated and passionate about their studies and interests, which can lead to deeper connections and friendships. Plus, you have more freedom to choose your classes and activities that align with your passions.
In college, you can also explore various clubs, organizations, and events, which can help you meet like-minded individuals and build a supportive community. Just remember, it may take some time to adjust, but keep putting yourself out there, and you’ll likely find your people. Hang in there! 🧡