jadepaladin
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Beats me. The math with the ages throws everything into disarray imo and didn't do Nyx any favors. If it's Europe based schooling then I'd agree, there'd be some college in the late teens and I think Uni starts at 21 give or take a year (someone that actually lives in Europe could confirm).He is older than HS, he moved around a few times, and probably lost a year because of it. Also, I though this was "college", and he's going to graduate and go to "university" next year.
Is this a Europe thing? In the US we go from HS (four year) to College or University (which is just a bigger College). There are also Jr. Colleges or Community Colleges (different names based on their state), which offer two-year Associate's Degrees, which are lesser than a four-year Bachelor's Degree, generally at much lower per-year costs.
America? This is definitely high school but not. Val has one parent in Arizona which is why I tend to think of it as being some kind of fictional US.