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Here's an interesting poll. What level of education have you completed, and what are you doing right now?
Understandably there are some ambiguities amoungst different countries on how certain degrees are referred to, so I added some descriptions to hopefully make things more clear (on a different token, I feel really sorry for people at Harvard receiving a degree in S.M., lol, it might have been a good name in the past but it sounds so bad nowadays).
Poll: What is the highest level of education you have COMPLETED?
(Vote): Elementary School (Grade 1 to Grade 5 or 6)
(Vote): Middle School / Junior High (Grade 5 or 6 to Grade 9 or 10)
(Vote): High School / Secondary School (Grade 9 or 10 to 12)
(Vote): College / University (post-secondary education leading to, e.g. , B.Sc.,B.A.,B.B.A., B.Eng., etc.)
(Vote): Master's Degree (graduate degree, eg M.Sc., M.A., M.B.A, M.Eng., etc.)
(Vote): Doctorate (graduate degree, eg Ph.D., M.D., LL.D, etc.)
Poll: What level of education are you completing right now (or starting to complete in September)?
(Vote): Elementary School (Grade 1 to Grade 5 or 6)
(Vote): Middle School / Junior High (Grade 5 or 6 to Grade 9 or 10)
(Vote): High School / Secondary School (Grade 9 or 10 to 12)
(Vote): College / University (post-secondary education leading to, e.g. , B.Sc.,B.A.,B.B.A., B.Eng., etc.)
(Vote): Master's Degree (graduate degree, eg M.Sc., M.A., M.B.A, M.Eng., etc.)
(Vote): Doctorate (graduate degree, eg Ph.D., M.D., LL.D, etc.)
(Vote): I am not in school and I feel sorry for you nerds :D
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i just did my abitur, which is comparable to finishing High School
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On June 30 2009 03:28 Wurzelbrumpft wrote:
i just did my abitur, which is comparable to finishing High School
Perhaps I should have added some descriptions on how many years it takes, etc. But it seems pretty hard to change it now =(
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Sadly, I'm a high school drop out, with my GED. I completed 10th grade, and dropped out near the beginning of my junior year. Not really important, but I had a 3.8ish GPA, and was starting to take AP classes. Dropped out for medical reasons, and then once everything was taken care of, it was too late to go back in the year. Things just kind of went by, and I was out of school for awhile.
Once the year had past, I just figured I'd get my GED, then maybe enter community college (and then transfer to a better school) a year early. That didn't happen, and I'm still not in school. Hopefully enter this fall, after about 2 years of being out of school entirely. :X
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On June 30 2009 03:30 illu wrote:Show nested quote +On June 30 2009 03:28 Wurzelbrumpft wrote:
i just did my abitur, which is comparable to finishing High School Perhaps I should have added some descriptions on how many years it takes, etc. But it seems pretty hard to change it now =(
it finishes at 12. grade like highschool
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On June 30 2009 03:31 So no fek wrote:
Sadly, I'm a high school drop out, with my GED. I completed 10th grade, and dropped out near the beginning of my junior year. Not really important, but I had a 3.8ish GPA, and was starting to take AP classes. Dropped out for medical reasons, and then once everything was taken care of, it was too late to go back in the year. Things just kind of went by, and I was out of school for awhile.
Once the year had past, I just figured I'd get my GED, then maybe enter community college (and then transfer to a better school) a year early. That didn't happen, and I'm still not in school. Hopefully enter this fall, after about 2 years of being out of school entirely. :X
In Canada, as far as I know, there are certain adult colleges that gives highschool level diploma. So there should be ways to complete your gap in your country as well.
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On June 30 2009 03:33 illu wrote:Show nested quote +On June 30 2009 03:31 So no fek wrote:
Sadly, I'm a high school drop out, with my GED. I completed 10th grade, and dropped out near the beginning of my junior year. Not really important, but I had a 3.8ish GPA, and was starting to take AP classes. Dropped out for medical reasons, and then once everything was taken care of, it was too late to go back in the year. Things just kind of went by, and I was out of school for awhile.
Once the year had past, I just figured I'd get my GED, then maybe enter community college (and then transfer to a better school) a year early. That didn't happen, and I'm still not in school. Hopefully enter this fall, after about 2 years of being out of school entirely. :X In Canada, as far as I know, there are certain adult colleges that gives highschool level diploma. So there should be ways to complete your gap in your country as well.
I have my GED, which as far as I've been told, that's close enough to it. I can actually enter my state university with a GED, if I take SATs and all. I just figured that since I've been out of school for so long, and don't know how big a leap college level courses will be when I'm lacking some high school education, that the wiser move might be to take some community college courses to get a bit of a feel, and then transfer over after a semester or two.
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I'm not in school anymore, but I don't feel sorry at all for people who still are students.
Except for the money (that's an important part) being a student is better than working.
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On June 30 2009 03:37 So no fek wrote:Show nested quote +On June 30 2009 03:33 illu wrote:On June 30 2009 03:31 So no fek wrote:
Sadly, I'm a high school drop out, with my GED. I completed 10th grade, and dropped out near the beginning of my junior year. Not really important, but I had a 3.8ish GPA, and was starting to take AP classes. Dropped out for medical reasons, and then once everything was taken care of, it was too late to go back in the year. Things just kind of went by, and I was out of school for awhile.
Once the year had past, I just figured I'd get my GED, then maybe enter community college (and then transfer to a better school) a year early. That didn't happen, and I'm still not in school. Hopefully enter this fall, after about 2 years of being out of school entirely. :X In Canada, as far as I know, there are certain adult colleges that gives highschool level diploma. So there should be ways to complete your gap in your country as well. I have my GED, which as far as I've been told, that's close enough to it. I can actually enter my state university with a GED, if I take SATs and all. I just figured that since I've been out of school for so long, and don't know how big a leap college level courses will be when I'm lacking some high school education, that the wiser move might be to take some community college courses to get a bit of a feel, and then transfer over after a semester or two.
With SAT and everything I am sure the States is different, but in Canada, there are tons of idiots in 1st year university.
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United States10774 Posts
Just completed high school, will be going to university in the fall
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CA10830 Posts
oops, chose wrong option in poll #2, should have selected the college/university option
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On June 30 2009 03:53 LosingID8 wrote:
oops, chose wrong option in poll #2, should have selected the college/university option
They should have taken away your diploma for making such mistakes! :D
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i am in the middle of college
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Bearded Elder29904 Posts
Done univiersity, doing Master's now :}
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Finished uni and just finished 1st year of master.
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You put L.L.D but not J.D. !?!
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On June 30 2009 04:40 SOB_Maj_Brian wrote:
You put L.L.D but not J.D. !?!
Well they belong the same category.... I only put on some examples; in essense I meant that doctors of law also belong that category.
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I have completed high school, and I am now in my second year of college/university.
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College drop outs counts as "finishing right now?" I have no intention of going back :S
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Completed Bachelor, doing Master's.
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