Grade Comparison Chart

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Grade Comparison Chart Jul 10, 2017 22:40:09 GMT

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Post by Kat on Jul 10, 2017 22:40:09 GMT

So I know I am no the only one who gets a tad confused as to which months within age groups qualify for which grades. So I will make a chart to help clarify! ^_^

Note that the dates are for the CURRENT YEAR and I will change them once we enter a new school year.

School Year	Age Span	Born After	Born Before
Freshman/ 9th Grade	Ages 14-15	September 1, 2002	September 1, 2003
Sophomore/ 10th Grade	Ages 15-16	September 1, 2001	September 1, 2002
Junior/ 11th Grade	Ages 16-17	September 1, 2000	September 1, 2001
Senior/ 12th Grade	Ages 17-18	September 1, 1999	September 1, 2000

Now College is a bit more complicated, as Age has very little to do with which grade they qualify for. However each grade does have a base age that they allow. In the United States of America it takes 120 credits minimum to achieve a Bachelor's Degree.

The below Chart is taking in consideration if a college student were to join right out of High School for ages and as for Credits, if they complete the base requirement of 4 classes per semester at 4 credits each. Seniors may earn well over 128 credits before the close of their last semester.

College Level	Credits Span	Base Age Span	Born Before
Freshman	0-32	Age 18-19	September 1, 1999
Sophomore	32-64	Age 19-20	September 1, 1998 or 1999
Junior	64-96	Age 20-21	September 1, 1997 or 1998
Senior	96-128	Age 21-22	September 1, 1996 or 1997

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Post by mac on Oct 6, 2016 16:57:16 GMT

Post by Kat on Jul 10, 2017 22:40:09 GMT

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