Pros And Cons of High School And Middle School 

Remember when we all had those tough moments in our lives through middle school, and then we headed off to high school? These memories could give an idea of what both look like. There are many pros and cons of middle school and high school, and there are also similarities.

Middle School Pros and Cons 

High School Pros: True Self 

• Some pros of middle school are that in middle school, you are finding out who you want to be. 

• Another pro is that you are going to be preparing for high school, so your education is going to be better, and practicing to start real-life obstacles.  

Middle School Cons: Time Taking 

• Some cons of being in middle school are that a project usually takes longer than a month to finish, which takes up time.

•  Another con of being in middle school is that students do worse in academic performance when they attend middle school. 

 High School Pros And Cons 

High School Pros: Building Your Next Step 

•  A pro about high school is that you will have more access to job opportunities.

•  Another pro about high school is that there is a higher education than in middle school, and higher education can lead to better career opportunities.

High School Cons: The Academic Stresser 

• A con about high school is that there is a lot of homework, and you will probably get stressed quickly.

•  Another con about high school is that if you're gone or sick for a day, you're going to have extra homework the next day, and you're going to have to catch up on that. 

Similarities Between High School And Middle School 

• Both provide education to all students. 

• Both about socializing with each other and meeting new people. 

• Both have periods of significant physical changes due to changing as a person or changing and wanting education. 

• Both have drama in the environment, but there are a lot of people who care. 

Looking back at all the pros and cons, I would say that high school is better than middle school in so many ways.  What would you add to the list I made from your own experiences?