I apologize if this was already done, but I couldn't find it when I searched.
Now then, I was reading an article about dreading weekday mornings because of school, and thought to myself "Self, what do you think the majority of your posting peers are scholastically?" So I ask you, what are you in terms of school?

I'm a college freshman, for the record.

High School Freshman. I'm going to a pretty nice engineering program my school sponsors. I hope to go on to college and I'm hoping for MIT or failing that, University of Florida. Anywhere with a Nuclear Engineering program would be nice. I gotta build me some reactors and such.

Galt... geeze you always came off as being much older.
As for myself, sophomore in high school...Morristown West if anyone happens to have some guns they'd like to show off.
13 days left...

college freshman... i think, i still dont know anything and im in my third semester already

We call it University, not College. First semester on my bachelor of "arts", I'm studying Statistics, Information Systems, World Politics and Marketing. Making it seem impressive so I can transfer to Law.

highschool freshman
plan to go to college for computer programming eventually

(Freshman RULE lol)

HS sophomore....with all the punctuation in here i figured people had more schooling.

Smiles:
college freshman... i think, i still dont know anything and im in my third semester already

I graduated recently, and I STILL feel I don't know anything. The higher in education you go, the more you realize you don't know.

College Freshman. English Major.

I'm a freshman in college business administration major with a minor in Japaneses

Last year of High School for me. I've got less than 2 months to make the best of it before everyone leaves and I never see them again, save for a few close friends.

I go to Purdue University in August.

*Squee*

John Galt:
High School Freshman. I'm going to a pretty nice engineering program my school sponsors. I hope to go on to college and I'm hoping for MIT or failing that, University of Florida. Anywhere with a Nuclear Engineering program would be nice. I gotta build me some reactors and such.

I am a Junior at Missouri University of Science and Technology (just changed the name from University of Missouri-Rolla) and I know for a fact we have a good Nuc E department on campus (they even have a mini reactor on the campus "http://nuclear.mst.edu/research/reactor.html"). We have something like 250 different business's show up for our semesterly career fairs from all over the country.

Were not as high up there as Caltech or MIT but not far behind either. I know Caterpiller, Boeing, and Anheuser-Busch are in love with us (Caterpiller has its own campus day).

The downside we are in the middle of NOWHERE, the campus is the biggest thing around.

They like giving away scholarships too, I hit something like a 33 on ACT and they gave me something like 3/4 cost of school.

College junior...and still two years to graduation. *sadness*

Hooray! Junior in Electrical Engineering. For those who don't know, that means I have about 3 years left. Really, I just picked electrical because I wanted to build guitar amps and such, but robotics looks pretty fun, if not hard. Oh, and if anyone is reading this that goes to highschool and wishes to attend college, know this: college is an entirely different style of learning than high school. I don't want to get more specific so I can avoid going off on a rant.

Final year University journalism student, so you know when semester break rolls around, I'll be submitting to the Escapist.

I graduated many, many years ago.

EDIT: I graduated from secondary school, never went to university.

Yr 11, currently living in a boarding school. Huh, from the looks of the poll, It seems the vast majority are still in school, I thought more of the forum-goers were adults.

College, just finished my first year. Studying a Geek's dream too, Computer Games Programming.

11th Grade. Found this site somehow by a glance at someone one day watching Yahtzee's Darkness reveiw on YouTube.

Well I've been in college for 2 years now. Though it's been more of a 'what the hell do I want to do with my life' kinda trip. I've finally decided to head off into the nursing program. I may be easily amused but one thing doesn't seem to hold my attention for too long. I enjoy mostly everything I did in school, I just needed to find something that actually made me happy while doing it. I'm sure nursing can do that for me.

^_^

Sparkly Weasel:
Galt... geeze you always came off as being much older.

*Snatches compliment* Thanks, that's the wonder of the internet. No matter how young you are, you can sound like you know it all. Of course, since I'm a teenager, I do know it all. In fact, once you leave high school, you automatically lose all of those bright, idealist views about saving the world and join The Man. I'm sure it's written down as a law somewhere, right along with "Don't Trust Anyone Over 30".

jonmcnamara:

The downside we are in the middle of NOWHERE, the campus is the biggest thing around.

Yeah, it seems there are a disproportionate amount of NE courses you can take out in the middle of nowhere. In fact, the other day I found out about a nuclear engineering class running in Bismarck! Of all places, North Dakota was the last place I'd look for that sort of thing.

High school, grade 11. We don't really use junior or sophomore or anything up here in Canada, so I'm not sure what that translates to.

Nothing for us British? I suppose I'm in what you would call high school (I'm 16)

Wow. Lot more high schoolers than I thought there would be. More amazed at the maturity and not stupidness of the threads now.

I would much prefur to stay as the anonymous person I am. You can know that I am male and that I have long hair, much more than tha and I would have to kill you. ¬¬

But I still voted. So it's all good.

University, 1st year Chemical Engineer [read as "future corporate whore" :'~( ]

2nd year Comp. Sci Major, University of Iowa

I would agree with Crap_haT. Anonimity is one of the benefits of the internet, one that I am loath to give up.

My vote is in the system so the statistics aren't off.

College freshman.

college, computer science... just to make the parents happy :P

12th grade and I have exactly 140 school days (Mon-Fri) left of highschool, and today I put my pants on backwards. Going into Civil Engineering, maybe deferring my studies for a year as I'll be moving out of my hometown on my own, so I'll need time to settle in and build up funds.

Well, using the English system I'm in year 11, approaching GCSE's and with any luck doing A-levels next year.

Yr 12 High school

For the record, what is a Freshman/Sophmore? I'm doing my leaving cert, I suppose kind of like the SATs or the A levels, here in Ireland.