tell me some more about the pressure of being a student.your own point of wiew.?

Answer 1

The biggest pressure, for me, was that college was not the idyllic wonderland I expected it to be. Going to college typically means living in close quarters with people who are entirely different from you.

I was surprised at how intolerant of difference I was, not in the racial or cultural sense, but in the sense that I had been so self-selecting in terms of my friendships in high school, that I was unaccustomed to those who operated on a different wavelength.

On the academic side, I found that college is exactly what you make of it. Teachers tend not to fail students (or even give C's) anymore. There is so much pressure to succeed, that letter-grade success becomes the only barometer by which you measure your education. Paradoxically, the pressure to success drew me into temptation to just get by, and I regret that now.

Answer 2

Getting Good Grades
Staying up with lastest and cheapest Fashion
Getting and Maintaing a steady Realtionship
Making More and More friends everyday
Analyzing everyone around you
Keeping Stress Free
HOMEWORK
Blocking your parents out
Listening to your parents
BEing Nice
Loving
Do not lose your books
Be a Common Person
Or if you are brave be a Different Person
and Last But Not least
Showing everyone the same respect that would want

Answer 3

grades
having fahionable clothes (aka the perfect outfit)
good physical condition in gym especially
weight
acne
glasses
friends
boobs
make-up
what food you eat at lunch
braces


thoses are for girls
theres a lot more
for boys itd be different