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United States
The levels and exams in the United States that Lumi knows, with their subjects.
- High schoolHigh school covers grades 9 to 12, with separate classes and regular quizzes and tests.
- AP examsAP, short for Advanced Placement, means college-level classes that end with a national exam.
- SAT and ACTThe SAT and the ACT are the two standardized tests used for US college admission.
- Community collegeA community college is a two-year school, often cheaper, that leads to an associate degree or a transfer to a four-year university.
- College or universityIn a US college, classes pile up with midterms and finals.
- Pre-medPre-med is the track that prepares you for US medical school, with science courses and an admission exam.
- MCATThe MCAT is the admission exam for medical schools in the US and Canada.
- LSATThe LSAT is the admission test for US law schools, built around reasoning.
- GREThe GRE is a standardized test asked for by some master’s and doctoral programs.
- Grad schoolGrad school covers US master’s degrees, PhDs and MBAs.
- Law schoolUS law school trains you for legal work in three years.
- Med schoolUS medical school is a four-year program with a lot of content to retain.
- Bar examThe bar exam is the test that lets you practice as a lawyer in a US state.
- SATThe SAT is the standardized test many students take to apply to a US college.
- ACTThe ACT is the other major US college admission test, with a section for each subject.
- MBAThe MBA is a US management master’s with a strong practical focus.
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