Good vs. Evil
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70 Some of the buildings do close at night (the dining halls, for instance, close at 8:30 on weekdays), but some (like at least one of the libraries) stay open all night long.
uhmm...
lemme tell you how it works here.
school - years 7-14 -- grades 1-8
highschool - years 15-18 -- grades 9-12
"college/university/idek what to call this in english" - years 19+ Stay as much as you want, don't know tha max limit.
For my grade, i am supposed to be 15 already but my parents sent me to school when i was 6.
lemme tell you how it works here.
school - years 7-14 -- grades 1-8
highschool - years 15-18 -- grades 9-12
"college/university/idek what to call this in english" - years 19+ Stay as much as you want, don't know tha max limit.
For my grade, i am supposed to be 15 already but my parents sent me to school when i was 6.
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So, this is how it works for me.
Primary school - Age 7-12 -- Pri 1 -6 (Grades 1-6)
(Usually, I don't follow it) Secondary School - Age 13-16 -- Sec 1 - 4 (Grades 7 -10)
(Usually, I don't follow it) Junior College - Age 17-18 -- (Grades 11-12)
Followed by military service at 18 (because Singapore)
My school is a special high school, I am year 2 now, so grade 8.
It basically merges Sec school and JC together, so age 13-18 is grades 7-12
So, this is how it works for me.
Primary school - Age 7-12 -- Pri 1 -6 (Grades 1-6)
(Usually, I don't follow it) Secondary School - Age 13-16 -- Sec 1 - 4 (Grades 7 -10)
(Usually, I don't follow it) Junior College - Age 17-18 -- (Grades 11-12)
Followed by military service at 18 (because Singapore)
My school is a special high school, I am year 2 now, so grade 8.
It basically merges Sec school and JC together, so age 13-18 is grades 7-12
69 Here, it works basically as Tord described. At my particular university, they start charging you extra if you've taken more than 140 hours worth of classes (that's semester-hours per week, I guess; most classes are worth 3) before you graduate. So, at 16 hours per semester (roughly the recommended amount), that'd take 8.75 semesters, or five years. So, as long as you don't fail and have to retake too many courses or change your major late enough that you have to take more than the needed amount of classes, you'll graduate in 4-5 years and be fine. However, if you do have to stay longer for whatever reason, they'll just up your tuition some.
As for grad school (i.e. if you've already graduated from a college or university with a bachelor's degree and are working toward a Master's degree or PH.D.)... I don't really know. That's still a long ways off for me.
As for grad school (i.e. if you've already graduated from a college or university with a bachelor's degree and are working toward a Master's degree or PH.D.)... I don't really know. That's still a long ways off for me.