what are the students in third year in college are known as?
what are the students in third year in college are known as
juniors. college students are classified the same as high school students. 1st year are freshman. 2nd year are sophomores. 3rd year are juniors, and 4th year are seniors.
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regards hi, you can characterize the better college on various points and characteristics.




 for you i'm comparing both symbiosis and nmims ;





 points                                                symbiosis:-                                nmims:-



* established year                                2008                                          2006
* total b.tech branches                        10                                              12
* ranking by india today                   12                                              14
* highest package(placement)      14.50(lakhs)/annum            4.5(lakhs)/median
* total fees                                      10.60(lakhs)/4years           12.46(lakhs)/4years
* eligibility                                            12th(50%)                              12th(50%)



 so now you can better decide your best from the two.




 moreover you can also compare colleges on careers360 college comparision tool(link mentioned below);




<https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges?icn=college-compare-landing&ici=question_detail>




 good luck. i had a teacher space out while teaching. she was like 80 years old (no exaggeration) and i was freaked out. i thought she was going to die or something. and i was 30 and in college; i really was freaked.

turns out she had a weird illness and had to go to the er that night and spent 3 days in icu! she told us about it the next time she came to class. nba) but the halves vs quarters are because the full game length is shorter in college than in nba, so quarters would be extremely short (can't remember the time off the top of my head). quarters would only be 10 minutes instead of 12. in college, you get 5 fouls for 40 minutes of game time, 1 per every 8 minutes. columbia and yale are really hard to get into. nyu is difficult too, but not quite as expensive and more realistic (not saying you cant get into the others, you definitely could, but nyu is just as good in my opinion). and your gpa is great, mine was only an 86 and i got into the university of rochester (didn't go due to costs), so a 90 could definitely get you into even better schools. i also didn't have a job, didn't do any sports, nor did i participate in any clubs or orgainizations (funny thing is, i'm doing all of that now that i'm in college). you'll do fine, just as long as you make the most out of the rest of this year and especially next year. take a lot of ap's, seriously, they're probably the reason why i'm not going to a community college. get a summer job. you're already in a sport, so you're good for extracurriculars. also, take the act. it's more practical and, in my opinion, easier. i got a 1370 on the sat but a 32 on the act, which is the equivalent of a 1440. colleges don't even care which one you take now anyway, and you could always take it again (i did for the sat, raised my score 150 points the 2nd time). gpa isn't as important as everyone makes it out to be, but you should still keep it as high as you can. hello aspirants,
  

hope you doing well, ghani khan chowdhury is a new clg as it was established in 2010 but yeah the way the clg is growing is quite appreciating but still there is less companies which use to visit here so it's kind a drawback for you but if you are a that kind of student who is usually comes under top 30% you would get placed but for that you have to develop some skills you have do your own hustles basically you can't be dependent on the college for all the time
  

  

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you would probably be looking at 4-5 years of college. most environmental engineers are actually civil engineers.