I'm so sick of school.. I know it is, but it feels like it isn't worth it?
613610
Well, grade school and high school is completely different from college. In high school, you're obligated to do everything your teacher tells you to do. In college, you have more "freedom" to choose what you do.\n\nBut, that's different from what you NEED to do. \n\nAyways, i'm prety sure you are one of those people capable of achieving "valedictorian" and what not.\n\nWhen it comes down to it, it's all about attitude. It's making yourself do what you NEED to do instead of what you WANT to do.\n\nIt's still hard. That's procrastination for you.\n\nMe = #1 Procrastinator. \n\nBut I Still try to get things done.
252393
um......it's better to stay at school, cause hollywood, um......too much $$$ and pretty looks, i depend much more on going to school than going to hollywood, a complete waste of time and money and stress. ;) stick with school and good luck! ;)
570817
Sounds like you have a great attitude and/or a good school. Most people don't like school, because it makes them feel like they are wasting their time, or makes them feel bad about themselves in some way. A lot of people find that they like college a lot more than high school, because they have a purpose, and people aren't putting them down.
86734
Well, dificult one, but i believe that if you are not in a hurry to finish school - like you really need to work for suport or something, and you have the oportunity to take a break, then do it.\nAfter you start working, maybe get married, and have kids, you will regret that you didn't take the time for your own. And school is not going anywhere, those subjects are waiting for you there to take it later.\nRemember that Human Beings needs to restore forces and give their minds the break, so we can be more productive.
428752
I know that it is considered a bit of a cliche, but when you are at school you hate it and when you leave school you miss it.  I know it's true in my case (even though I am 30)
320423
College will be an amazing experience that you can also bring back and share with the people you left behind, who may be having their own amazing experiences. It's natural to feel sadness and even regret when you hit a point of change, and this is not the last time in your life when you will experience it. It's okay to feel what you're feeling. Be good and generous to the people around you in these closing weeks of high school and enjoy the process you are going through. Figure out ways to keep in touch with people, but don't be too disappointed if some of your relationships drift apart. If you feel like you haven't gotten to know as many people as you should have, resolve to do better in college, where some of the barriers of high school will be gone. Some people may tell you that these were the best years of your life, but every year can be even better as you build on the past and create the future. Have a wonderful graduation and an incredible time in college! Good luck!
105303
Haha... wow... I know the feeling.\n\nFirst let me say that you haven't wasted your time by going to school for four years. Think of it this way: You now have all of that knowledge that nobody can ever take away from you. Even if you don't use it for a career, the knowledge you've gained will help shape and mold you into a really awesome and well-rounded person. \n\nNow, here's the real message: Don't be afraid to put school on hold for a little while. People overrate college sooo much it's not even funny. I'm almost 21 years old and I've only had one semester of college... but I'm not stupid, and I haven't missed anything - my life has just been different from my friends who went to college immediately after high school. I can definitely say that I'm much more mature than them, and I have a much better idea of what I want to study. Now, going to school is for me - not because someone tells me have to get a degree. I go because I know what I want out of life, and what I want to learn in the process. \n\nSo, in short, it's ok (and might even be healthy) if you take a step back and just get some life experience in without college. You have your entire life ahead of you! What's the rush? Take the time to learn more about yourself (in or outside of school) and you'll eventually stumble on what's right for you. :)
475978
Finish school now!  Its the best thing to do because once you get out of school its so much harder to get back in.  I am almost done with community college and I took a break to get married and start a family.. and I promised myself I would go back.  I haven't yet and time is just flying by.  The best thing to do is to finish.  Set that goal and then decide what you want to do.  Life passes by so quick and we say things we are going to do but then obsticles get in our way and it takes longer to reach our goals.. and then some eventually just give up!!!  Stay with school, keep your mind focused and before you know it.. you will be that screen writer you want to be!  Good Luck!
217521
I dropped out this year. My senior year of highschool. And yeah, i am already starting to regret it. It's really hard finding a job, or even getting someone to even look at your applications. But we all learn from our mistakes. and what ever does not kill us will make us stronger. So i feel that there's a reason i dropped out. And things will get better i'm sure. I just have to work more at setting and achieving goals. but i can still do whatever i want, and be what ever i want. as long as i choose to do so. Education is key, as i'm beginning to find out. So i hope you don't make the same mistakes i did. Take care and God bless. JJJ
559786
Stick with it. But make sure that you get a place of yours & yours alone. (I hate myself for trying to live with roommates again.) You've come this far, and it will only be harder to go back to school. It's an accomplishment to be accepted to grad school and it's an accomplishment to make it through a year in an awful living situation. You know full well that "what" you major in doesn't neccessarily determine the work that you'll do. Try to change your study habits (even the type of notebook you take notes in can help change your attitude a little.) Finishing grad school will provide many more prosperous opportunities. Chances are you'll want the education just as much as you did before once the stress clears.
661192
u dont like school, but its great to be home\n\nand also by the time u get home from school, ur energy has gradually built itself up
37971
Trust me, I know it stinks but it'll pay off in the end.  I hated homework too but I look back now & am happy that I did it & accomplished all my schooling.\nJust put your mind to it & get it done!  The faster you get it done right, the faster you can do something else.
431148
It's much harder (both mentally and financially) to go back to school once you've started working.  Analyze your priorities and set your goals.  Then I think you'll have your answer.
698095
Keep going, do not give up. I have been in college 4 yrs now and have 6 more classes to go. I am also tired, but in the long run it will pay off.
860685
Everybody gets burned out whether your in college or on the job. I just want you to know how proud I am of you. These next 2 years are going to fly. Enjoy it while you can. Set daily goals and give yourself a break once in a while. You'll get through it. I was the same way when I was in college. I am so glad I stuck it out. I have a really good job and a wonderful home to come home to. Think of your future and what your education will give you.
1089447
i feel tierd.....confuse....lonely....angry....happy.....worry....cuz i have to study hard and i dunno will i pass that awful hard exam or not...addicted to run every day close to 2 hrs and ake my mind get out of order....far from the one i love for thousands mile..dunno what will be our future and.....
210580
Well, first of all, look at what you're scared of. Are you scared of the change? Friends? The teachers? The homework? Then ask yourself why you are scared, make a list of the things that scare you about them. Once you have that down on paper, it will seem like less of a challenge, and now you have a list of things you can work on to overcome. Dropping out is the easy thing to do, and really, no one gets far in this life without hard work. I know, last thing you want to hear, but you will not regret futhering your education. If you can absolutely not stand your classmates, talk to a counselor or a teacher and see if there is any way you can do independent studies/online/Saturday classes. There is always a solution to everything.