Describe something you learned in high school.

High School is a time when friendships become more essential, and if you are lucky, they will last a lifetime.

This is one thing I’ve learned during high school: how vital friendships are, especially at that age, and how they can shape us with results that may last until the end of our lives. I’ve comprehended that trust and loyalty are the pillars of friendship. You can share your pain and thoughts with your friends without fear, and in return, you grant your time to listen to them and help them out in difficult times as well as you can.

Another thing I’ve learned during high school is that without hard work and perseverance, you won’t see success. I wasn’t an outstanding student in primary and middle school, but in high school, I slowly realized that these years would be essential and significantly affect my future. So, I started to study more for school to get better grades.

To summarize, I’ve learned two crucial elements of life. The first is how meaningful friendships are and how they should be to work out well. The other element is that you have to work hard to have good results in life. “You reap what you sow.” or “Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.”