Okay, so maybe this can sound "nerd" or something but I don't care

I just find interesting to know how different is the education internationally..

How the topics/subjects change according to the Country, etc

First explain the year, semester, quarter or grade you're doing or cursing right now and where you live right now

So I start..

I live in Venezuela, 15 years old

I'm at High School, that here in my country consists in 5 years: the first 3 are basic, equal for everyone, after you pass them, you can choose to see the other 2 years according what you want

- Science
- Humanities
- Computing

Then, you can curse the University/College

I'm already on "4th Year of High School/ 1st Year of 'Science'" and I see 11 subjects:

I'm in the 4th semester of high school (out of 6) and have to take:

i go back to school on the 14th tho

Well I'm a junior in high school taking Pre-Calculus, and today we just took a test on rational functions and their graphs... So topics like Descartes Rule of Signs, Asymptotes, Imaginary Numbers, Synthetic Division, etc. And we needed to know how to graph functions of that have degrees higher than three.

I'm also taking AP Chem, and we've gone over Entropy, Chemical Equilibrium, and Acids and Bases so far. And then there's physics, which I despise. We're learning about springs, potential energy, kinetic energy, and work, and I hate it so much.

Senior in high school. This is my last semester since I get out in May. I take 8 classes (4 per day)

Physics
Yearbook
Human Geography
Calculus
Geology and Space
Literature and Composition
Digital Layout
Anatomy and Physiology

Everyone needs to see another foreign language, right?