Uni vs. High School (1 Viewer)

[i1337]

The chad highschool: hit on girls all day, play sports and hang out with your mates.

The virgin uni: study hard and volunteer for societies in an attempt to show megacorps you are a hard worker.

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incels unite

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[aoc]

In my opinion
social life - worse, people in uni stick to their groups and seldom want to make friends outside of their groups according to my experience (UNSW)
Workload depends on the subject
Studying depends on the mark you want. I study more in uni than i did in highschool since i need good grades to transfer. For mostpart its like highschool where if you study you will do well in tests but some subjects are pure bs COUGH FINS1612 where they expect you to self study and test you on shit they dont teach

 

[Jaxxnuts]

it was more aquaintances, never went beyond that as they already had their own circles. Also new semester, new subjects, new people.

should've kept in contact with them so you'd gradually become 'friends'. also im sure you would at least have friends in student societies (coz they're not like uni semesters where u do new subjects and meet new ppl)

In my opinion
social life - worse, people in uni stick to their groups and seldom want to make friends outside of their groups according to my experience (UNSW)
Workload depends on the subject
Studying depends on the mark you want. I study more in uni than i did in highschool since i need good grades to transfer. For mostpart its like highschool where if you study you will do well in tests but some subjects are pure bs COUGH FINS1612 where they expect you to self study and test you on shit they dont teach

yeah those ppl u are referring to (the selective students queenroot was referring to) wont learn proper social skills

im sure workload would be much more (coz it's uni)

in uni it would seem more competitive esp with competitive degrees such as med and law (in terms of uni marks and transferring) although i guess u could say marks in hs are crucial esp with med where all u do is sit umat, get a high atar and do an interview (for most unis) and doing an internal transfer would be more difficult because u need to sit gamsat (6 hrs compared to umat 3 hrs and it's a written test iirc)

 

[BLIT2014]

I mean the fact that at Uni you can finish at 9 pm, and start at 9 or 8 am the next day makes the hours at school seem more tolerable.

 

[Queenroot]

I mean the fact that at Uni you can finish at 9 pm, and start at 9 or 8 am the next day makes the hours at school seem more tolerable.

oh yeah fuck me never again

should've kept in contact with them so you'd gradually become 'friends'. also im sure you would at least have friends in student societies (coz they're not like uni semesters where u do new subjects and meet new ppl)

yeah those ppl u are referring to (the selective students queenroot was referring to) wont learn proper social skills

im sure workload would be much more (coz it's uni)

in uni it would seem more competitive esp with competitive degrees such as med and law (in terms of uni marks and transferring) although i guess u could say marks in hs are crucial esp with med where all u do is sit umat, get a high atar and do an interview (for most unis) and doing an internal transfer would be more difficult because u need to sit gamsat (6 hrs compared to umat 3 hrs and it's a written test iirc)

I am still in contact thru fb but at the end of sem they're kind of like ok see u later

Only some societies are very active, I wasn't in one if them.

Also honey gamsat is not for internal transfer and is not easy lol you still need a high hPa and good interview

 

[Jaxxnuts]

I mean the fact that at Uni you can finish at 9 pm, and start at 9 or 8 am the next day makes the hours at school seem more tolerable.

im sure u can skip those late night classes and watch them at home since they're recorded (unless u do a lab, in an exam period or something)

oh yeah fuck me never again ������������


I am still in contact thru fb but at the end of sem they're kind of like ok see u later

Only some societies are very active, I wasn't in one if them.

Also honey gamsat is not for internal transfer and is not easy lol ������ you still need a high hPa and good interview

so ur not is scisoc, bsoc, etc? coz they're the 'big' unsw societies

sorry my bad I was meant to say when doing an internal transfer you sit the gamsat as well (which is harder than umat)

 

[Queenroot]

im sure u can skip those late night classes and watch them at home since they're recorded (unless u do a lab, in an exam period or something)



so ur not is scisoc, bsoc, etc? coz they're the 'big' unsw societies

sorry my bad I was meant to say when doing an internal transfer you sit the gamsat as well (which is harder than umat)

Night classes are most likely to be labs or tutorials so u have to go lol unfortunately

I'm in scisoc but social events are huge and not really a place to make friends
Theres no real small events

 

[stopcrying]

is USYD as cliquey?

 

[Jaxxnuts]

Night classes are most likely to be labs or tutorials so u have to go lol unfortunately

I'm in scisoc but social events are huge and not really a place to make friends
Theres no real small events

wdym social events are huge? wb pub crawls and cruises

is USYD as cliquey?

idk but i was told there are a group of elitists/condescending ppl there who question what school u came from

 

[Amundies]

is USYD as cliquey?

Yes, it's quite cliquey. Good if you manage to get in groups early, not so good if you don't.

idk but i was told there are a group of elitists/condescending ppl there who question what school u came from

I don't think they're as condescending as you think about school, but they're just going to hang with people from their school or related schools just because they already would have connected with people from there before uni.

That's my experience with comm, engineering's been a bit more different in a better way.

 

[Queenroot]

is USYD as cliquey?

yes

UWS was good

actually made friends there

everyone was nice and accepting

wdym social events are huge? wb pub crawls and cruises

idk but i was told there are a group of elitists/condescending ppl there who question what school u came from

ye all that shit upwards of 300 people

 

[andrew12678]

High school ftw!

 

[Mathew587]

yes

UWS was good

actually made friends there

everyone was nice and accepting

tbh that's what i've felt is a common thing in western sydney more than other places i.e. eastern suburbs

 

[andrew12678]

tbh that's what i've felt is a common thing in western sydney more than other places i.e. eastern suburbs

Networking in East>Friends in West

 

[Jaxxnuts]

Yes, it's quite cliquey. Good if you manage to get in groups early, not so good if you don't.



I don't think they're as condescending as you think about school, but they're just going to hang with people from their school or related schools just because they already would have connected with people from there before uni.

That's my experience with comm, engineering's been a bit more different in a better way.

tbh they need to learn to socialise with others regardless of school (that's what i told queenroot with regards to those selective school students)

yes

UWS was good

actually made friends there

everyone was nice and accepting

ye all that shit upwards of 300 people

it seems u had a way different experience at wsu

cant u still chat to ppl at those large events? say u were in first yr uni would u get to know others in second yr or 3rd yr

High school ftw!

i think this comes down to ppls personal experiences but personally i disagree bc i wasnt a fan of high school

tbh that's what i've felt is a common thing in western sydney more than other places i.e. eastern suburbs

wdym?

Networking in East>Friends in West

cant u still make friends in the east? (if u get what I mean)

 

[Mathew587]

Networking in East>Friends in West

YES lmaooo
every rich, white kid with a fake tan seemed to know each other

 

[Queenroot]

tbh that's what i've felt is a common thing in western sydney more than other places i.e. eastern suburbs

yeah and the northern beaches

tbh they need to learn to socialise with others regardless of school (that's what i told queenroot with regards to those selective school students)

it seems u had a way different experience at wsu

cant u still chat to ppl at those large events? say u were in first yr uni would u get to know others in second yr or 3rd yr


i think this comes down to ppls personal experiences but personally i disagree bc i wasnt a fan of high school

wdym?

cant u still make friends in the east? (if u get what I mean)

its not like they are confined to their school only. They are confined to the selective circle jerk e.g. Ruse kids and baulko kids with nsb with nsg and then syd boys/girls st George Sydney tech Sefton normanhurst etc etc

yeah bur people usually come there with mates anyways so talking to others probably wouldn't go beyond small talk especially considering everyone is drunk

YES lmaooo
every rich, white kid with a fake tan seemed to know each other

yeah and all these private school names I haven't heard of lol

 

[Queenroot]

tbh that's what i've felt is a common thing in western sydney more than other places i.e. eastern suburbs

yeah and the northern beaches

tbh they need to learn to socialise with others regardless of school (that's what i told queenroot with regards to those selective school students)

it seems u had a way different experience at wsu

cant u still chat to ppl at those large events? say u were in first yr uni would u get to know others in second yr or 3rd yr


i think this comes down to ppls personal experiences but personally i disagree bc i wasnt a fan of high school

wdym?

cant u still make friends in the east? (if u get what I mean)

its not like they are confined to their school only. They are confined to the selective circle jerk e.g. Ruse kids and baulko kids with nsb with nsg and then syd boys/girls st George Sydney tech Sefton normanhurst etc etc

yeah bur people usually come there with mates anyways so talking to others probably wouldn't go beyond small talk especially considering everyone is drunk

YES lmaooo
every rich, white kid with a fake tan seemed to know each other

yeah and all these private school names I haven't heard of lol

 

[Queenroot]

Only foolproof method to have mates is joining a private college