Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Results for: what year are you (in school)?Translations: 1 – 30 / 65. English, Korean. what year are you (in school)? ??????? 1 year · ??/??.
• 1. What year are you in school? Freshman. 2. What were your reasons for choosing to live in this residence hall? Friends influence, bigger rooms, cheaper costs, ...
• Oct 14, 2014 ... If they're in college/university, the question is usually. What year are you in? and the answer would be freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, ...
• Aug 24, 2015 ... "What year are you in?" is the usual way of asking, assuming the context is being at university or doing a course of study at that sort of level.

• 'Which year are you in?' – 'I'm in the fifth year, and Krish is in the third year.' 4. ' grade'. A grade in an American school is similar to a form or a year in a British ...
• Aug 24, 2015 ... Would it be fine to ask, "Which year are you in college"? I think it'll very long to say, "Which year are you doing in your college course right now".
• However, one should ask today's students "Which year are you in?" rather than " Which form are you in?", as many will confuse "form" with form class. There are ...
• which year are you in? ?? ????? ?? ?????? I'm in my … year, ? ?? … ?????. first, ???????. second, ???????. third, ????????. final, ?????????? ...