Is college more tiring than senior three?

Yes or no, the fatigue of college and senior three is not of the same nature. The fatigue of senior three is mental torture and physical fatigue. The fatigue of the university is the fatigue of its own subjectivity, the fatigue of its own will and the persistence of itself. Because the university is facing the pressure of choosing a job, I think this pressure is less than the pressure of the college entrance examination in senior three. Because the college entrance examination is an exam that has been tense for six years in junior high school and high school, the pressure of choosing a job in universities is far less than that in the college entrance examination.

But one thing is that college is definitely not easy. In high school, the teacher said that college was so good, so free and so happy. As long as you have experienced and overcome the college entrance examination, you will not be so nervous as in high school. At the beginning, I also came to the university with a beautiful fantasy, and found that the truth was not what the teacher told us. You have to go to class, so does your hard work. College fatigue is for your future. This kind of fatigue is happy, because the knowledge you have learned is not limited to books, and you don't just learn to recite the theoretical knowledge from books. On the basis of theory, you can also practice it yourself. In the process of practicing hard, you pursue progress, don't want to indulge yourself, and slowly improve yourself so that you can meet a better yourself in the next few years.

In fact, whether you are tired or not is your own choice. Some people's goals in college are to rank in the top few, how high their grade points are, what certificates they will take, and even take postgraduate entrance examinations and public examinations. These are all extra studies while completing their studies, which must be tiring. Some people don't have lofty goals, just want not to fail. In the free and relaxed environment of the university itself, these can be easily obtained, so the university is not tired for these people.

Finally, I want to say that high school is for grades and college is for the future. Which is easier, good grades or good prospects? Every stage of life is not easy at all, and one's choice will test one's corresponding efforts. Being tired is good, and living is being tired and happy.