Does he really plan on graduating after this year? How can a high schooler do that? Does he have enough credits? I know he is old for his age and is going to be able to go to any university of his choice, but how does this help him? Why not stay for senior year? I'm just curious as to his decision-making.
He has said many times that he realizes he's a year old for his class, and because of that he'd graduate after his JR year. So for all intents, this is actually his SR year.
oh please wrote:
So for all intents, this is actually his SR year.
Don't you mean "for all intensive purposes"?
He would have to have the credits to graduate. He probably took 5 classes a semester and took classes this past summer.
grammer police wrote:
Don't you mean "for all intensive purposes"?
Good one "Grammer police!"
It's "intents and purposes" dipshit.
well those purposes sure are intensive!!! hahaha
In most schools you can usually graduate in 3 years if you really wanted to. I know where I went to school you needed 21 credits to graduate... There were 8 periods a day.. 1 is lunch and you take 7 classes.. worth .5 credit a piece.. you graduate with 21 credits in 3 years easy