Working full time + occasionally taking college classes on the side.
Working
High school
we call it differently here but according to age, im in high school
we call it differently here but according to age, im in high school
High school
This is my last year
elementary school is called primary school(for 7-12 year olds)
secondary school for 13-16 year olds (its 4 years)(some people can opt for a 5 year stream)
junior college for 17-18 year olds (2 years)(some can opt for 3 years in a polytechnic)
then college
i technically just finished secondary school this year and moving to junior college next year but people my age, in lets say the states, would be first year in high school this year i think
Display Moreelementary school is called primary school(for 7-12 year olds)
secondary school for 13-16 year olds (its 4 years)(some people can opt for a 5 year stream)
junior college for 17-18 year olds (2 years)(some can opt for 3 years in a polytechnic)
then college
i technically just finished secondary school this year and moving to junior college next year but people my age, in lets say the states, would be first year in high school this year i think
if you are 16, you'd be starting third year of high school where i'm from
for example
i started high school at 14
High school
This is my last year
any plans for the future?
im going to high school......next year 
im going to high school......next year
A BABY
any plans for the future?
I'm going to college after graduating but idk what i want to major in
what's the difference between college and university? Genuinely asking, because english is not my first language and I always thought they were the same thing
What are the things that interest you?
Psychology and criminology
what's the difference between college and university? Genuinely asking, because english is not my first language and I always thought they were the same thing
QuoteColleges are often smaller institutions that emphasize undergraduate education in a broad range of academic areas. Universities are typically larger institutions that offer a variety of both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Many universities are also committed to producing research.
https://www.usnews.com/educati…to%20producing%20research.
I am not confident in explaining since English is also not my native language so I'm citing a resource and quoting the most important part.
Hope that clears it up!
Psychology and criminology
Both interesting fields! They can be related too, imho.
Display Morehttps://www.usnews.com/educati…to%20producing%20research.
I am not confident in explaining since English is also not my native language so I'm citing a resource and quoting the most important part.
Hope that clears it up!
Both interesting fields! They can be related too, imho.
Ooh, I see. it's the same thing here in my Country, but with other names. College would be "Faculdade" and University "Universidade" 
A BABY
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Working
working (sadly)
Jobless with a graduate degree 
Part of it is me being me, but I do have the excuse of helping to care for my grandma and dad...
working, thankfully! (being a teenager was the hardest part of my life, I'm graeteful it's over 
)
I'm also planning to get another degree abroad, but I need more money to do that.
working, thankfully! (being a teenager was the hardest part of my life, I'm graeteful it's over
I'm also planning to get another degree abroad, but I need more money to do that.
Oof, relatable!!
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