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Question Posted Saturday March 29 2008, 11:39 am

what are the levels of people in college? freshman, sophomore, junior, senior like in high school? what if someone stays beyond the senior fourth year or only needs to finish less than 4 years of college?

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laynemayhem answered Saturday March 29 2008, 7:40 pm:
yes. its exactly like highschool. i dont know what its called if they want to be a doctor or something and stay an extra four years...sorry.

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