Summer is a time when there are less obligations for students to fulfill and when life is simpler. Besides having four summers during high school and college years, they still have their differences:
1. High School: College Search
It's time to find the place where you're going to spend four years studying what you want to study.
College: Internship Search
It's time to practice professionalism in an office.
2. High School: Vacations
Paradise awaits!
College: More like No-Cations
Take summer classes? Not so much like paradise.
3. High School: You're already home
No packing, no problems.
College: You pack your stuff to go home for the summer
We've all been there.
4. High School: The idea of looking forward to freedom
That is, until you have to work your summer job and search for colleges.
College: The idea of asking for help
Where do I want to study abroad? Do I still want my major?
5. High School: School's out! Scream and Shout!
What time is it? Summertime!
College: Not really summer when it comes to summer classes
6. High School: Making money to cover college, food, and retail expenses
Same, Mr. Krabs
College: Making money to rental costs
And to pay off college debt.
7. High School: The season to strengthen your transcript
Until you realize you still have them.
College: The season to strengthen your resume
Nobody does, Chandler.
8. High School: Season to study for S.A.T.'s/A.C.T's or to write your college essay
#writersblockstruggles
College: Season to interview for a job
Well, that's a start.
9. High School: Wanting to spend time with your friends outside of school
Group hug!
College: Wanting to sleep more
Everyone loves their sleep
10. High School: The season of looking forward to college and sleeping in
De, de, de, de, de!
College: The season of looking forward to catching up at home
You're so right, Dorothy.