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For me, school years were the happiest and most carefree time, which is natural – there was less responsibility. And, I think, a good environment also played a role. I especially fondly remember the time from 1st to 4th grade [a fleeting memory – I'm sitting in a sunny classroom, examining some kind of stone from a rock collection]. I really loved science back then, and my classmate and I often went to science competitions. But that's not all; we were always very close friends for many years, played snowball fights, and gathered together after school. So, those were great times. But as for the later period, the group became a bit more diverse, and you wouldn't recognize those kids who were in elementary and middle school, but the connection still remained. Plus, I made a few good friends. So, I don't complain at all; on the contrary, I remember it all with reverence.
But despite this, I still think that university is just great, and it's a new level! And that's why I don't compare school and university; both are good, but each is for its own age. Just throwing snowballs and eating cookies is, in my opinion, a completely different thing. Although, there is another important difference from school – I like what I'm doing, and I know it will be useful to me. Creative activities. Plus, going to a water park for free on the weekend is just awesome.