Baseball Ain't a Sport wrote:
Ageist^2 wrote:
Yeah, he is SOOOO old. Like TWO whole years older than a "traditional" senior. How embarrassing! And he's wasted all his time doing silly things like serving his church, becoming a husband and father, and working on his engineering master's degree! I don't know how he's not too embarrassed to show his face in public!
What traditional senior is almost 24? More like 22. But hey, although he doesn't have any sense of fair play or a moral code, what can I do about it? Seems to be a rampant affliction at BYU.
He served a 2 year mission. Hence he is 2 years older than his counterparts who did not serve missions. Its very simple.
But I'll break it down for you since you seem to need some help. You use the term "almost" to mean "will turn that age the coming fall so we'll stick with that:
HS graduation: "almost" 19
RS year: almost 20
Freshman: almost 21
Sophomore: almost 22
Junior: almost 23
Senior: "almost" 24
Make sense for ya bud? Need any more help?