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freshmen: 14-15

sophomores:15-16

juniors: 16-17

seniors: 17-18

that's basically the range, give or take a year depending on the month someone was born or if they stayed back a grade.

Freshman: 14-15

Sophomore: 15-16

Junior: 16-17

Senior: 17-18

These are the average ages, but there could be some random people who are 14 in junior not to confuse you but that's what like 99.99% of the people are.

Sophomore Year Age

Freshman: 14-15

Sophomore: 15-16

Junior: 16-17

Senior: 17-18

In addition to that, I want to point out that this is the Senior Citizens category for and about older people, generally age 55 and up. Sometimes Y!A's computers see the word "Senior" and misdirect the question about high school seniors to the Senior Citizens category. If you happen to notice that, you can change it to a more appropriate category, such as education.

A Freshman is the 1st year--age 14 to 15, a Sophomore is the 2nd year--age 15 to 16, a Junior is the 3rd year--age 16 to 17, and a Senior is the 4th year--age 17 to 18.

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Freshman are fourteen or fifteen. Mainly most start out fourteen and switch fifteen before sophomore 12 months. Sophomores are fifteen or sixteen. Juniors, sixteen or seventeen. And seniors may also be seventeen, eighteen, or the amazing ninteen or twenty 12 months ancient, however that is as old as that you could go at my tuition.

Freshman-9th grade, 1st year (14-15)

Sophmore-10th grade, 2nd year (15-16)

Junior-11th grade,3rd year (16-17)

Senior-12th grade, 4th year (17-18)

Then college! :D