The Differences I Detect Between High school and University

As I get into the university, except that I have to study hard, concentrate on the class, and do my homework timely, I found that there are lots of unlikeness between high school and university. And I have to spend some times to get along with those differences as soon as I can.
      First of all, I will not have abundant tests which I usually have in the high school in the college. Thus, I will have less pressure to worry about what tests I am going to take tomorrow. However, this also means that I have to learn of self-learning, know when I should study, and could not therefore stop learning for there are no tests tomorrow.

     Secondly, unlike in the high school I will have a tight school timetable arranged by the school, I have to organize my own school timetable. Thus, I have to organize the school timetable with care lest I failed to graduate due to the deficiency of credits. Besides, I may have some elastic time between two classes, when I can take a short break, and have some time to absorb the contents taught last class.
     Lastly, I have to make decisions by myself, and most important of all, be responsible to myself. Teachers will not tell me what classes Imust take, or what you have to do at your free time. All the decisions, or plans are all arranged by myself and I must be wholly responsible to my own choices.

     With all these differences I encounter in the college, though at first I feel extremely unaccustomed to them, but I firmly believe that I can deal with the differences very soon.