Generally:
1st year: Freshman
2nd year: Sophomore
3rd year: Junior
4th year and beyond: Senior
However, some colleges might divide them based on the number of credit hours, which might be different from one to the other
Juniors. College students are classified the same as high school students. 1st year are Freshman. 2nd year are Sophomores. 3rd year are Juniors, and 4th year are Seniors.
They are all high - school age. There are sophomores, juniors and seniors
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students are called cadets.... grade dependent names are: freshman-plebe sophomores- yearling or "yuk" juniors-cows seniors- firsties
secondary school is high school right? well if it is, talk to some sophomores/juniors/ or seniors.
You need to be a collegiate player in your junior or senior year. They'll also allow sophomores to play, but they usually have less success than juniors or seniors.
The order of years in high school: Freshman (Grade 9) Sophomore (Grade 10) Junior (Grade 11) Senior (Grade 12)
No, a sophmore and a freshman can date and not worry about breaking any "rules".
No.
The answer, rounded to one decimal place, is 25.4%. This means you have just over a one-in-four chance of choosing the freshman from the entire student population. You can figure it out for yourself by solving this division formula: (size of group you want to pick one from) --------------------------------------------------------- = Probability of choosing from the group (Total size of population you'll choose from) For this problem, the answer is: 350 / (350+320+310+400) = 350 / 1380 = 0.253623188.... ~= 25.36%
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No. Both sophomores and freshmen play on the junior varsity team.