Comparing Sixth Form and Junior Year in the US: A Student's Perspective

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(I was wondering if after all these years...)
Hi! I'm Kara and I'm a high school student. I'm studying in the UK and I am currently in sixth form (year 12, not sure about the US equivalent, I think it's.. Junior?) I apologise in advance for any silly questions I ask, physics has never been my strong suit.

Nice to meet you all!
 
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