What is a......?

Casey

Well-Known Member
Staff member
#2
U mean a US diploma? I think it's a high school diploma, but they finish high school at 18 not 16 so it might be A levels OR gcse's i dont know.
 
#5
Militant said:
U mean a US diploma? I think it's a high school diploma, but they finish high school at 18 not 16 so it might be A levels OR gcse's i dont know.
u finish high school at 16 :eek:

bastards :fury: i wanna be done highschool this year :sad:
 
#9
_carmi said:
i finished high school at 16 :D lol now i'm in college hehe
WHAT!! u mean like everyone in MTL finishes early, or u jus racked up a million extra credit courses and u wer able to graduate early
 

Maverick

Well-Known Member
#11
what Zimbabwe said is basically true. they are wayy different.

i live in the US and im gonna graduate at 17... cant wait tho i hate h.s.

pz.
 

Jibster

Active Member
#14
DPG iz all I C said:
Damn right ^^

I've been out bout a year and a half and you dont realise how easy it is till you leave.
Me too. I remember gettin told this when i was 14 so luckily enjoyed the remainder, you can't beat knowing where you'll be every day at whatever time, and even better you know you're havin a laugh every day with your mates.

Enjoy while you can Saint!
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#15
A National Diploma is worth 2 A levels.

A Higher National Diploma is the equivlent of first year degree and can cut down the time spent at Uni.


Those 2 are the only decent diplomas (in UK ) But it is easy for any teaching body to use the word diploma, so it could just be a piece of paper.
 

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