POLLS MUST CONTINUE :mad2:
I'm in High School, land of teenagers, druggies, jocks, and pimples :D
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POLLS MUST CONTINUE :mad2:
I'm in High School, land of teenagers, druggies, jocks, and pimples :D
I fail to see the punchline.
I'm too cool for school.
whats up with the poll fad.
anyway im in college.
btw if anyone picks grade school or preschool, I'm gonna coppa ban them 8)
(or something)
In my final year of university.
Unless I fail my exams.
Which I will.
But that's not the point.
I disagree with this poll, because college isn't school? If college is to be included, then University should also be. xD
Also, I'm done with school in about 2 weeks, so I dunno what to vote as of right now.
School is for people with a future. So I'm not in it.
I'm going to college but also working. ^__^
Aren't people up to the age of 10 allowed on the forums? It said so in the Rules/FAQ.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
Thankfully, I'm way past done with school. :cat:
Legally, you have to be 13 in order to be registered here. Unless you have your parent/guardians permission.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvastioAren't people up to the age of 10 allowed on the forums? It said so in the Rules/FAQ.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
People 10 years of age more than likely visit the site though.
College is school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shauna
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Originally Posted by M-W.com
Grade school is from 1st-8th, so you could be 13 and in Grade School (middle-school=grade school)Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
College is not school, college is higher education. :tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenbokoCollege is school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shauna
Thank you for ignoring the definition I provided. :bigsmile:
Collage or something like that.
If college is to be classed as "school", then University should be included too, if the definition is to be an institution where people are taught. Not fair to exclude those people at uni! :cool:
I generally imagine school to end at High School. Once you've left High School... anything you do from there isn't "school". Yes, definitions may say otherwise, but it's just a mindset I have. :p
Fine fine, can someone edit my poll to say "college/university"
Graduating High School in 2 months, and going to University this September.
whats the difference between college and university? i thought those two were the same..
i should read up on that..
College. Or, for all you Europeans, I attend a state university.
Listen, I remember when 7th graders at my school were in high school. My sister had a sixth grade graduation because she graduated from grade school.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenbokoGrade school is from 1st-8th, so you could be 13 and in Grade School (middle-school=grade school)Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
Seriously? Not here :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rubahListen, I remember when 7th graders at my school were in high school. My sister had a sixth grade graduation because she graduated from grade school.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenbokoGrade school is from 1st-8th, so you could be 13 and in Grade School (middle-school=grade school)Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
There's no solid definition. Grades of elementary, middle, and high schools can vary by state/county, not to mention across the globe.
Yeah, Americans have a different school system from you people in England/Wales/Ireland. Just like we have a different school system from all of you!
They built a new high school when I was in 3rd grade and converted the then-high school into a 'middle grades'. They have also since added a junior high.
grade school was brought into meaning because schools did not have grades. They had readers and you just did whatever you'd learned and kept up. As they got bigger and had more students to manage, the schools were divided up into grades so that everyone went at the same rate. thus, a 'grade school'.
If you'd like, I can add 'middle school' and 'elementary' and 'junior high' to your poll.
Second year of college is about to come to an end. Then it will be the third year. Then I intend to do postgrad!
Sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
I'm at college, currently deciding whether to continue with my course or leave in June to get a full-time job and do a degree in Psychology.
I am in my second-to-last year of high school. Over here we call it college.:D
I thought that college=university.. but thats my bad, i go to a university.
Graduating with a B.A. in Sociology from University in 3 weeks, suckas. :cool:
University, 1 year and 2 months left. Then I will be a happy Levian.
University graduate. No more formal education for me, unless or until I go back for some extra degrees:D
I'm in college. And I hate it. A lot.
I graduated from university 4 years ago. However, I'm going back this fall to get another degree.
Junior (3rd year) in College. I'll graduate next spring if everything goes well with a B.A in Women's Studies and a minor in Journalism and Mass Communications. Just gotta get it done.
In Texas, y'all, there are 3 levels of education not including college y'all. There's elementary school, y'all, which covers grades 1-5 (sometimes 6th), middle school (or junior high) which covers grades 6 or 7 through grades 8 or 9, and High School which covers grades 9 or 10 through 12, y'all. Y'all, in my district, elementary school is grades 1-5, middle school is 6-8, and high school 9-12, y'all. I'm in my final year of middle school, y'all, which is 8th grade, y'all here?
I was confused by the poll! I saw middle school, junior high, then high school and picked high school xD
I'm an 11th grader...wherever that goes....YOUR POLL CONFUSES ME.
My school district is weird. We have the Early Childhood Center for Kindergarten and Pre-K, then the Primary School, then the Elementary School, then the Intermediate School, then the Junior High, then the High School :p
What do I pick? I'm out of high school, but not in college yet...
Hee, that's exactly how it goes in NY. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Hambone
I'm in middle school... as a teacher. :o
Sure you are. A likely excuse. How many kids are taller than you?
I'm done with school :tongue:
D:
I didn't go to school. So do I classify as I'm done with it, Chairman Mike Zedong? m i doin it rite
College. well, whatever grade of highschool you lot call it anyway
I'm taking a sabbatical year.. where do I fit in then? :confused:
I don't know which to select, as the only option close to were I am is High school (college) though it's incorrect, as they're both separate things over here. I finish school in two weeks, I start my GCSEs in a month (OH MY GOD NOO ;__; ) and I start COLLEGE next year. College is not University, College is college! University is after College, pfft :p
Here in Scotland you can go to either College or University. xD There's no need to go to both, but you can go to both, if you so wish. Or neither, if that's what you want.
This topic is evilly confusing because of all the differing school systems in place throughout the world. :cool:
I have a year and a have left at my University/College. In fact I actually missed an 8am final exam today that I was freaking out about. Nothing like that has ever happened to me before. Luckily I was able to contact my professor and he's letting me makeup the exam tomorrow at 10am, woo!
Working. School ended years ago for me.
oh lol, in response to a deleted comment in this thread:
the 'who picked what' poll options are largely incorrect because I edited the poll to have the levels of schooling in chronological order. Therefore, I seem to have claimed to be in junior high right now xD
Finished school years ago. Now I have to work for a living. (Though I got to goof off most of the afternoon today as the system was down... it was just like school then! :D)
University :D Will be there for more 3 years at least to finish mastership and maybe doctorship :)
You forgot grad school! :p I'm going into law school wee ^_^
Unless I fail and manage not to graduate. That's always a possibility.
I am finished with primary and secondary education. I am very happy to be finished with school in all forms because, honestly, I hate those types of learning environments.