A few days ago
Suki Inu-Shiba

I forgot the order of namesof high school: sophmore, Junior, senior I can’t tell what number goes where?

is it:

sophmore 10th

Junior 11th

Senior 12th????

I am so confused.

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A few days ago
~*~ strryeyedgrrl ~*~

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Freshman – 9th

Sophomore – 10th

Junior – 11th

Senior – 12th

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A few days ago
Bubba T
In the US, there are 4 grades in high school. In Japan, there are only 3 years in high school. This causes some translation problems.

In the US, it is 9th grade freshmen, 10th grade sophomores, 11th grade juniors, and 12th grade seniors for high schools.

Universities use the same system, but it is not done by year, but by the amount of credits the student has completed. We also don’t say “grade” for university.

For Japanese High school, you could say 1st year freshmen, 2nd year could be either sophomores or juniors, 3rd year seniors.

Gambatte.

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A few days ago
Daniel
9th grade = Freshman (if it is a 4 year HS)

10th = Sophmore

11th = Junior

12th = Senior

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A few days ago
Anonymous
year 10 grade 11 junior high

year 11 grade 12 senior

year 12 grade 13 freshman

first year university sophomore

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A few days ago
Cogito Ergo Sum
Yes, it’s just as you described. Unless you have a junior high, freshman would be 9th grade.
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A few days ago
merrybodner
Freshman 9

Sophomore 10

Junior 11

Senior 12

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A few days ago
enrique v
first is sophmore is 9th junior is10th and senior is 12th
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A few days ago
CrysV
You got it right.

Freshman–9th grade

Sophomore–10th grade

Junior–11th grade

Senior–12th grade

Then it repeats this order for college.

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A few days ago
Taylor
When you first get into high school, you’re a freshman, in night grade. You’re second year in high school is when you become a sophomore, in tenth grade. you’re third year is when you’re a junior, eleventh grade. your last year is when you’re a senior, twelth grade.

hope that helps!

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A few days ago
crazyjoe
it starts of from 9th fresman to 10th sophnmore then 11th junior an 12 th sinor.
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