Comments on: Grade 13

By: The English Nomad

The English Nomad — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 16:43:16 +0000

Hello, Shey!

No, you don’t have to do Grade 13 to get into a US university – high school in the US ends at Grade 12.

However, for competitive universities like Princeton, I would recommend you do complete Grade 13 as it will put you ahead of the majority of candidates, and improve your chances of getting accepted.

By: Shey

Shey — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 01:56:53 +0000

Hey. I’m just curious, do you have to go through grade 13 to get into a university in the states, lets say for example ” Princeton ” I really want to skip this grade but I am afraid universities in the state wont accept me. PLEASE REPLY! UR MY LAST RESORT!

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By: rathi

rathi — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 07:41:39 +0000

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By: rambo2007

rambo2007 — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 17:24:42 +0000

yoyo dude..it wasnt that difficult to realise from the beginning how crap choueifat was..in my opinion its the worst skool ever..as whoever commented above u shud come to rashid school, but the drawback is that its all gays..i think the only reason wat kept ppl there n wat kinda left me hesitant to leave was the friends u make over there n u know that as soon as u leave there u wont be in much contact so might as well suffer..anyway dude wish u da best..n its already like 5 months left..takae care brov..Ahmad (also known as RaMbO)

By: Ayouni

Ayouni — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 23:17:57 +0000

Salut, mon petit bonhomme! J’ai beaucoup aime ce morceau, c’est bien ecrit et rigolo en plus. Dommage, j’ai pas pu ouvrir les videos. I had to spend one year in a limbo between high school and university… Now that I can visualize your classroom and all the time you have to spend (waste) there, I understand (I don’t justify) your frustration and getting mad on that little kid… as you say, they jump up to your window to stare at you. I know, they are so curious and like making fun of anything. The only way out is either to ignore them or have fun with them. You’ll be their hero. Yalla helu, gotta go. Bisous.

By: Caracaos

Caracaos — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 07:58:08 +0000

Heh. I’m the only one on the Abu Dhabi side who takes Applied Math. It’s not too shabby – I’m guessing that learning with speakers and a screen with terrible resolution between both parties is more difficult than it seems to us.

And in response to your first question, I was bored out of my skull and decided I’d look for something that slams Choueifat, and, I have to say, you do it tremendously well.

By: The English Nomad

The English Nomad — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:30:59 +0000

Pleasure to meet you too, Caracaos! How’d you find out about this site? :D

The numbers are about the same in Dubai Choueifat Grade 13 too.

I honestly don’t know how you survive Physics. I really despise conference classes, and dropped it after the first day or two (along with Applied Maths).

By: Caracaos

Caracaos — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 14:11:13 +0000

That’s terrible, man. I go to Abu Dhabi Choueifat, Grade 13, in fact, and there are only 5 people in my class. ‘only’, I say, even though it’s relatively big. The L’s are about 7. Anyways.

I’m guessing from the comments that you’re Jeremy – We took the same Physics class for a couple of weeks with Mr. Pierre. Nice to meet you, regardless.

By: The English Nomad

The English Nomad — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 12:19:32 +0000

Sara, it is almost certain that I will be going to the UK for university next September. I’ve already received replies from most of my choices.

Jada, I would rather endure another year of high school than stay for a university here in the UAE. Thanks for the comment. :)