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Alphard Sokaina
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What do you study?Varete said:
I fell in love with CMP at first sight
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In Romania, high school is commonly referred to as liceu (lyceum in English). The students usually enter the lyceum at the age of 14 or 15, and graduate when they're 18 or 19. In order to graduate and get a baccalaureate diploma, they must pass the BAC exam, and they must have fulfilled the four years (9-12) of post-secondary education. The high school diploma is enough to get a job in various domains.
Science — Profil Real ("mathematics and computer programming" or "earth studies") — this is the most demanding of all the academic programs, and the most sought-after as it offers the best chance for university admission, teaching as it does most of the subjects needed for admission. There are 15 different subjects per year, with 30–35 hours weekly : e.g. Latin is compulsory for a year, Math for 4 years (4–7 hours/week — Calculus, Trigonometry and Algebra), Computer Programming (4 hours weekly — 4 years), two modern languages, such as English for 2–6 hours/week and French for 2 hours/week, also 4 years, Literature 3 hours/week 4 years, Geography, History, Chemistry, Physics (all of these 4 years, 1–2 hours weekly each), Economics, Philosophy, Logic, Psychology (1 year each — 4 years) etc. This will give an " Computer Programmer" qualification. Besides being the hardest, this is the most common program, as it is the most sought after.
For grade 5 to 12, a 1 to 10 grading system is used with 10 being the best, 1 being the worst and 5 being the minimum passing grade. The system of continuous assessment is also used, with individual marks for each test, oral examination, project, homework or classwork being entered in the register (these individual marks are known as note). There must be at least as many note for a subject as the number of weekly classes for that subject plus one. Some subjects also require a partial examination at the end of the semester (teza). This requirement is however regulated by the Ministry as mandatory and cannot be changed. The partial is valued at 25% of the final mark, and for grades 5 to 8 it applies to Romanian Language and Math and other 2-3 optional subjects.
Science — Profil Real ("mathematics and computer programming" or "earth studies") — this is the most demanding of all the academic programs, and the most sought-after as it offers the best chance for university admission, teaching as it does most of the subjects needed for admission. There are 15 different subjects per year, with 30–35 hours weekly : e.g. Latin is compulsory for a year, Math for 4 years (4–7 hours/week — Calculus, Trigonometry and Algebra), Computer Programming (4 hours weekly — 4 years), two modern languages, such as English for 2–6 hours/week and French for 2 hours/week, also 4 years, Literature 3 hours/week 4 years, Geography, History, Chemistry, Physics (all of these 4 years, 1–2 hours weekly each), Economics, Philosophy, Logic, Psychology (1 year each — 4 years) etc. This will give an " Computer Programmer" qualification. Besides being the hardest, this is the most common program, as it is the most sought after.
For grade 5 to 12, a 1 to 10 grading system is used with 10 being the best, 1 being the worst and 5 being the minimum passing grade. The system of continuous assessment is also used, with individual marks for each test, oral examination, project, homework or classwork being entered in the register (these individual marks are known as note). There must be at least as many note for a subject as the number of weekly classes for that subject plus one. Some subjects also require a partial examination at the end of the semester (teza). This requirement is however regulated by the Ministry as mandatory and cannot be changed. The partial is valued at 25% of the final mark, and for grades 5 to 8 it applies to Romanian Language and Math and other 2-3 optional subjects.
I'm freshman in high school.
Well, I study many subjects, such as: math, physics, biology, romanian, chemistry, english, spanish/french, PE, computer programming, geography, economics, philosophy, logic, psycholog, history, religion art, music.
In short, we have to sustain something called 'teză', it's something like the midterm exams. They represent 25% of the final mark, the problem is that I study in a National College, so it's not so easy to get good marks.
it's chilly outside
the evening has come
it becomes tiring
to type for so long
thinking,
listening,
contemplating,
while still dreaming
that the burtterflys are flying
Varete shall be following
The Hikaru's adivce
waking up at 6 am
is very tiresome
so under the moon
and the twinkling stars
Varete goes to sleep
Oyasumi,
The Hikaru's fan
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^ It's a close match, though...
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Alphard Sokaina
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As for studies, what are you going to be when you graduate?
GreatVarete said:it's chilly outside
the evening has come
it becomes tiring
to type for so long
thinking,
listening,
contemplating,
while still dreaming
that the burtterflys are flying
Varete shall be following
The Hikaru's adivce
waking up at 6 am
is very tiresome
so under the moon
and the twinkling stars
Varete goes to sleep
Oyasumi,
The Hikaru's fan
As for studies, what are you going to be when you graduate?