I do not dislike school for the most part. I didn't struggle with grades very often. In general, the worst part of high school was staying motivated through classes I did not enjoy, and waking up early. The time I felt the most pressure was during final exams.

Overall high school was a very enriching and pleasant experience for me, especially when it came to making friendships. I think I am lucky to have gone to such a great school and meet such wonderful people.

I am going to start post-secondary studies in six months and I have no idea how it will be, wish me luck...!

I really do not like how much time college takes of my life. After being on my feet for eight hours i usually do not want to come home and piddle with writing a paper for a few hours. That's just a personal thing though.

I dislike reading and language. Thats pretty much the only thing I dislike from school.

I would say the one thing i dislike about the college nearby where i am moving to, is the huge classrooms, i can't stand sitting in a room with 200 other people trying to learn something. In high school i had a hard time as it was to learn with 30 people in the classroom, so i really think ill have difficulty with several more people in the same room too.

The only thing I liked about school was English and Spelling I hated everything else besides my friends and chatting with them.

I like education for the most part, but one thing that never fails to irk me is the fact that history classes often teach the same things. No, sorry kids, we could be learning about interesting things like the Korean war, Japan's many invasion attempts, the history of Transylvania(yes, it's a real place. It's actually very beautiful and full of flora from what I've read. The history is pretty dark, though...), or even anything about the discovery of places that aren't the USA.

I don't have to be bothered by this issue I have with being taught the same historical events every year since I'm in a virtual schooling program that teaches much more interesting history.

I like most subjects, but my town's school district has a terrible computer-based class. It's not even a class ever since it got changed into some study session. The program used for said "class" is pointless. It doesn't help much. It just makes people feel tired. It's rubbish.

Then there's the fact that English classes always teach the same thing about something we should understand by 5th grade: NOUNS. People, places, and things. Ones that name specific people, places, and things get their names capitalized. How hard is that to understand? No offense to anyone who has trouble with understanding it, but why should we be learning about nouns even during 7th grade?

Most of my issues with schooling is the problems with what Ohio's schools have to teach. People would like learning if they were learning about a variety of things. Not the same thing. And maybe computer-based classes to NOT be study sessions?

I might be one of the few youths who like getting schooling of some form, strangely. Maybe I'm just so hungry for knowledge.

Learning and homework. Also the disciplining is so unfair.