for the USA, doesnt it bother you leaving school when ur 18, over here its 16?

ok first of all over here you leave at 16 by law, but everyone drops out at about 15yrs of age

I watch american films and they always leave at 18, im 19 and couldnt picture leaving last school, I seem to old for school as I left when I was 14/15

also when we leave school are main exams are called GCSE’s but they are not importnant really, what about ur qualifications?

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A few days ago

Anonymous

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i do live in the uk.. but anyways i think id hate being forced to staying till 18. even though i chose to stay on and do a-levels. i like having a choice, and even now i like being able to drop out when i want! although apparently theyre changing it to 18 here soon as well..

A few days ago

Anonymous

You can lawfully leave school in the US when you turn 16. I don’t know what you are talking about? True, you don’t get a diploma and whatnot, but you can still leave.

Also, in the UK can’t you not go to uni once you leave after the GCSEs? Why would you do that? :/

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for the USA, doesnt it bother you leaving school when ur 18, over here its 16?

for the USA, doesnt it bother you leaving school when ur 18, over here its 16?

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