It can be a thrilling ride for some at first, but once one has truly experienced college life; one will wish upon a star to be a part of high school again. Many of the rules and basics of college are similar to college; they're just a little more advanced. College is very expensive and voluntary; although you can receive scholarships and travel for free to attend any college of your choice. During your time in college, you learn a lot of responsibilities from completing work on time to real life situations. College tuition can range from small to large depending on your course class and whether you attend a community college or university; and you will most likely not take classes with his peers who came to attend the same college. Instructors will tell students or provide a schedule for everything that is needed throughout the entire semester for a student to move on to the next year or class, and it is the responsibility to keep track of due dates for course work. While high school says what courses you will take, college is a place where you take courses about what you would like to pursue as a career. College classes may only meet once or twice a week, the time varying from thirty minutes to as many as three. hours. College attendance is left up to the student. No one will call and check to see where he is, of course