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Personal Narrative: How College Is Better Than High School

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Throughout my educational years, I noticed a pattern. Every year the teachers would warn us about the upcoming year, and how they are preparing us for higher education. In elementary school, the teachers got us ready for middle school. In middle school, the teachers got us ready for high school. When I finally got to high school, naturally, I was nervous the first week. Once I settled in , the teachers started with their warning about how college is ten times more difficult than high school. In my junior year, I started attending college while still in high school, and I learned that college is easier than high

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