What did you learn from high school?

Answer 1

In any interview when asked about your college life, you want to answer with information about your studies. The person asking is not usually interested in how much you partied, but wants to hear what courses you took and how you did in each one.

Answer 2

in the first year sleep and alcohol comes first, and that's awesome

in the second year sleep and studying go hand in hand, with drinking being a close second, and it kinda sucks, but its kinda ok

in the third year its work work work and it really really sucks

Answer 3

What might be learned during high school includes:

• English literature
• English composition
• Expansion of how to do proper research with citations
• How to express one's knowledge or opinions through essays, term papers, and longer research papers
• Higher math, geometry, trig
• Chemistry
• Biology
• A second language

Socially, in high school students learn:

• The most popular group isn't necessarily the most important aspect of growing up.
• No matter how hard you try, you can't always be accepted into the "most popular" group.
• Sports are fun but won't sustain you throughout life like a job will sustain you.
• Boredom has never killed a student.
• The most "boring" subject often turns into the most worthwhile one.
• Study Hall should be used for studying, so you can play longer after school.
• Not being asked to a dance is only embarrassing for a month or so, but the ability to recognize that won't occur for several years.
• Although being "mortified" occurs in high school, life after high school has many, many more instances that will mortify you more.
• If you think high school is hard, wait until you are out of high school, have a job, and must make it on your own.
• Listen most to the teachers you respect the least; they have more knowledge than you can see.
• Bullying only makes you feel good for a few hours. Being kind makes you feel good throughout your life when you remember how you acted before.
• What you do in HS does count.

Answer 4

how to fu

independence

self discipline and motivation

social interaction