Top 10 Reasons Why High School is Stressful

Unless you want to be doctor, scientist, engineer, etc. You will not need at least half of what you learn in high school. I'm so glad in Graduated from Highschool in 2017, because I don't miss it whatsoever.

I don't see myself using algebra, geometry, or even History in my daily life after highschool.

I haven’t been taught how to do taxes yet or what a mortgage is, but at least I know how to explain the historical significance of propaganda in ww2 in 100 words

*Cough Cough* Geometric proofs

It can be a teacher, a student, or even some other person of the staff. But everyone in highschool is bound to get on your nervs at some point.

My (boy) classmates in a nutshell

*cough cough* Freshman boys

Everybody there.

My life revolves around school, which is good. But, it stressful everyday waking up to have a really hard time in school just to come home and do even more schooling as in homework.

Yep just going to school for 8+ hours a day, then getting 2-3 hours of additional homework is enough to tire you out. Almost half your day is school or homework and that’s not even counting extracurricular activities like clubs, athletics, or having a job.

Believe me, you ain't been through nothing until you hit college and get a job. Now THAT drains you daily.

It certainly tried to drain me. It was a great sparring partner.

Throw in athletics and it can become a nightmare real quick. Trying to balance getting what you missed AND what you were assigned when you were there in class AND understanding all of that can be stressful

The worst case of all is Math classes... like jesus Christ... I have so many garbage, to turn in for my Geometry class, but then more homework is assigned when I'm barely done with one thing.

You can only really complete all your schoolwork nicely at home at the cost of either sleep or your social life

I hate when teachers give you one thing and then out of nowhere assign something else on top of that.

No matter where you want to work, most places require at least a College or Highschool diploma. It determines what job you'll be able to get, just by how well you did or how awful you did. And that's sort of stressful in a way.

The worst thing is not knowing what career you want to get into before university/college and, once you get there, you didn’t take the right courses in high school

If there's anything I've learned from my high school experience, it's that none of the drama actually matters and almost everyone will forget the drama within a week.

Legit. Only way it could be more true is if it mentioned the overturning amount of fake friends and the lovely plastic facades they wear daily.

And not to mention most of the drama, can either be false rumors or just made for the sake of it...

Worse if you're IN it.

There's lots of backstabbers in Highschool and you're not sure, who really is your friend after a while...

I do know who to trust though... No one.

The thing that differs between high school and college is that college puts extra pressure on you to figure out what you want in life, and why? Because you don't have much longer until the day your career begins.

What if someone wants to become a physicist soon and still has a strong binding passion for physics that they love to take classes and is there really an extracurricular activity for that type of passion? - Kevinsidis

I agree because just thinking about the idea of knowing what specific career you want to have when your only a Sophomore is stressful in itself

Because you're not sure, what you want to pursue in life... when you're in high school...

Especially with grades, the classes you take, and people you come across..

I feel like I might become depressed if I deal with high school any longer